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Eric Robbins,Trent Schreiber,Arun Malla,Benjamin R. Pacini,Robert J. Kuether,Simone Manzato,Daniel Rstandards. This excessive saving produces a large current account surplus. Understanding why the Chinese save so much is a central issue in the debate on global imbalances. The goal of our paper is to make an empirical analysis of the saving behavior of Chinese households, taking into account the di

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Aabhas Singh,Kayla M. Wielgus,Ignazio Dimino,Robert J. Kuether,Matthew S. Allenal legislation has increasingly supported environmental protection in terms of conservation of natural and energy resources, eco-innovation and use of renewable energy sources. During the last decade attention to environmental issues has been accompanied by the development of technological skills in

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Jie Yuan,Loic Salles,Christoph Schwingshacklrst, resource allocations are market-driven. Prices are determined in a market system, with the exception of selective infrastructure services. China has shifted from a planned economy in which output quotas were state-directed to a market economy guided by masterplans formulated on a five-year basi

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Brian Evan Saunders,Rui M. G. Vasconcellos,Robert J. Kuether,Abdessattar Abdelkefim the perspective of post-war history. The influence of China’s thirty-year economic growth and its contribution to long-term global economic growth, owing to China’s huge population, seem comparable with that of the USA in the late 19th century. However, this comparison could be misleading without

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Brian Evan Saunders,Rui M. G. Vasconcellos,Robert J. Kuether,Abdessattar Abdelkefirst, resource allocations are market-driven. Prices are determined in a market system, with the exception of selective infrastructure services. China has shifted from a planned economy in which output quotas were state-directed to a market economy guided by masterplans formulated on a five-year basi