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2018 Reform Report on Ecological Civilization
2018 has witnessed significant progresses in ecological reform and laid the foundation for deepening the reform. ‘Ecological civilization’ was written into constitution in 2018. The Ministry of Ecological Environment was also established to this end.
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What is an Effective Housing System?
The path of housing reform has been zigzagged, with unexpected mistakes and U-turns in regulatory policies, rendering Shenzhen’s indemnificatory housing system ineffective and unable to meet the needs of low-to-middle income group.
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A Review of Shenzhen's Housing Reform
The past four decades witnessed Shenzhen’s boom from an isolated fisherman’s village to a metropolis, during which the city has always been the spearhead in China’s reform.
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Can the Soaring Housing Price be Averted?
Shenzhen housing and urban-rural development bureau released a document on Deepening housing system and accelerating the building of a multi-source, multi-channel housing supply and guarantee system in 2018.
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Causes of Shenzhen's Soaring Housing Price
Shenzhen now tops IMF’s ranking as the most unaffordable city.
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The China Reform Forum
The China Reform Forum -China’s financial development strategy was held jointly by Shenzhen Innovation and Development Institute and China Society of Economic Reform in Beijing on November 25, 2018.
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Lessons from Japan's Debt Crisis
Ms. Okazaki Kumiko research director of the Canon Institute for Global Studies, Japan, joined the Public Lecture Series on November 7th, sharing Japan’s experiences with debt crisis in 1980s and current financial challenges.
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How to Relieve the Financing Pressure for Private Enterprises?
Zhang Siping delivered a speech on private and state-owned enterprises at the 10th Global PE Beijing Forum on December 8th.
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The Backstory of Shenzhen's Hi-tech Boom
The rise of high-tech industry in Shenzhen is the result of Deng’s reform and opening-up policy and the continued market reform in the city.
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Shenzhen and the Reform Era, 1978-2018
This article will focus on Shenzhen’s experiences and the reform era from four perspectives: First, the role of Shenzhen in the reform era; Second, how Shenzhen built the socialist market mechanism; Third, Shenzhen’s experiences in the reform era; Lastly, weaknesses and challenges of Shenzhen.
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Chinese Economy at a Medium-high Growth Rate
Sen WEI, professor of School of Economics and director of Institute of Economic Thoughts and History, Fudan University, joined the Public Lecture Series on October 18th, explaining the slowing growth rate of Chinese economy.
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Priorities in SOE reform after the 19th CPC Congress
The 19th CPC Congress will continue to emphasize reform, furthering structural reform in order to adjust the scale of SOEs in Chinese economy, and transforming the management system in SASAC as well as in SOEs.
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Future Trends of Chinese Economy
Chinese economist Mr.Wen HAI joined the Public Lecture Series on September 15th, 2017 on Future Trends of Chinese Economy.
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Shenzhen-Hong Kong Cooperation Roundtable held its third meeting on the Greater Guangdong Hong Kong Macau Bay Area
The third meeting of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Cooperation Roundtable co-initiated by SZIDI and the One Country Two System Institute was held in Shenzhen on May 12th, 2017.
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Fairness and Efficiency in Top-level Design of Social Security - Comparing with Foreign Countries
On May 10, Bingwen Zheng, expert on social security, director of the Institute of American Studies and the Center of International Social Security in the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), joined the Public Lecture Series of SZIDI with a speech on “Fairness and Efficiency in Top-level Design of Social Security.
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Chinese Economy at the Turning Point
On May 5, Xiaonian Xu, professor of Economics and Finance in CEIBS, delivered a speech in the Public Lecture Series of SZIDI on Chinese Economy at the Turning Point. Xiaonian Xu conducted an in-depth discussion on economic restructuring and business model transformation of China.
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