The Chinese University of Hong Kong－Tsinghua University Joint Research Center for Chinese Economy 清華大學－香港中文大學中國經濟聯合研究中心 - 研究論文 The Chinese University of Hong Kong－Tsinghua University <br/>Joint Research Center for Chinese Economy 清華大學－香港中文大學中國經濟聯合研究中心

The Chinese University of Hong Kong－Tsinghua University
Joint Research Center for Chinese Economy

清華大學－香港中文大學中國經濟聯合研究中心

研究論文

How Does the Market View China's Anti-Corruption Campaign?--Evidence from the Stock Market

(Forthcoming)
Kang Shi, Haoyuan Ding, Hanming Fang, Shu Lin

Excess Labor Supply, Structure Change and Real Exchange Rate

(Forthcoming)
Kang Shi, Jiandong Ju, Yifu Justin Lin, Qing Liu

SOE and Chinese RBC

(2014)
Daoju Peng, Kang Shi, Juanyi (Jenny) Xu
Chinese real business cycle (RBC) exhibits a unique pattern, which is characterized by moderate consumption volatility, substantially low investment volatility, and acyclical trade balance. These features are quite different from business cycles in other emerging markets and cannot be explained by...

Diffusing knowledge while spreading God's message: Protestantism and economic prosperity in China, 1840–1920

(2014)
Ying Bai, James Kai-sing Kung
Acknowledgments: We thank five anonymous reviewers and an associate editor of this journal, Robert Barro, Sascha Becker, Davide Cantoni, Eric Chaney, Claudia Goldin, Li Han, Avner Greif, Wenkai He, Philip Hoffman, Saumitra Jha, Yi-min Lin, Rachel McCleary, Nathan Nunn, Albert Park, Nancy Qian, Satoru...

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研究論文

How Does the Market View China's Anti-Corruption Campaign?--Evidence from the Stock Market

(Forthcoming)
Kang Shi, Haoyuan Ding, Hanming Fang, Shu Lin

Excess Labor Supply, Structure Change and Real Exchange Rate

(Forthcoming)
Kang Shi, Jiandong Ju, Yifu Justin Lin, Qing Liu

SOE and Chinese RBC

(2014)
Daoju Peng, Kang Shi, Juanyi (Jenny) Xu
Chinese real business cycle (RBC) exhibits a unique pattern, which is characterized by moderate consumption volatility, substantially low investment volatility, and acyclical trade balance. These features are quite different from business cycles in other emerging markets and cannot be explained by...

Diffusing knowledge while spreading God's message: Protestantism and economic prosperity in China, 1840–1920

(2014)
Ying Bai, James Kai-sing Kung
Acknowledgments: We thank five anonymous reviewers and an associate editor of this journal, Robert Barro, Sascha Becker, Davide Cantoni, Eric Chaney, Claudia Goldin, Li Han, Avner Greif, Wenkai He, Philip Hoffman, Saumitra Jha, Yi-min Lin, Rachel McCleary, Nathan Nunn, Albert Park, Nancy Qian, Satoru...