How China can reach its centennial goal

China has profited greatly from international trade over the past 70 years. If the country is to maintain its impressive growth trajectory, though, it will need to adopt a new approach to development

 
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Author: Zhang Jun, Director, China Centre for Economic Studies
January 30, 2020

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