With economies under stress across the globe there is growing attention on China – the world’s second largest economy. 

It, too, has been dealing with pressures as it recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic. Will it bounce back with a strong performance for the remainder of the year?

To discuss:

• John Gong is a Professor of Economics at the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing.
• Yan Liang is Endowed Chair and Professor of Economics at Willamette University.
• John Quelch is Dean of the University of Miami’s Herbert Business School.
• Edward Tse is Founder & CEO of Gao Feng Company

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China will take further steps to foster an enabling business climate and lower government-imposed transaction costs, to continuously ease on market players and unleash their vitality, said a decision made at a meeting chaired by Premier Li Keqiang. https://t.co/25KbWKmvWH

— China Daily (@ChinaDaily) September 1, 2022

#DynamicDecade The largest provincial-level economy of the country, Guangdong province has made big steps in high-quality development in the past 10 years, the provincial governor said. https://t.co/h0Rh2e8WH4

— China Daily (@ChinaDaily) September 1, 2022

#ChinaDailyEditorial There are gaps between China and the US in the high-tech sector, but they will shrink with China's efforts and with US inflicting blowbacks on its own high-tech sector. https://t.co/Srug1rRakL

— China Daily (@ChinaDaily) September 1, 2022

CHINA ECONOMY | LOOKING FOR A BOOST

Chinese regional governments can now issue more than 500 billion yuan ($72.9 billion) in infrastructure bonds as President Xi aims to counter the blow of COVID lockdowns.https://t.co/XkqJwcZCwChttps://t.co/XkqJwcZCwC

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) August 25, 2022