Join us for the 8th Annual Conference on the Chinese Economy November 14 and 15 to hear industry experts discuss the largest economy in Asia. Including a keynote speech by Lyric Hughes Hale, Director of Consulting and Global Research for Hale Strategic Inc., and a pioneer in digital media and content in China, this conference will explore important ideas regarding China’s economic development.
The event will be held at Rotman School of Management, Room LL 1030 on the lower level.
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Hosted with: The Bank of Canada
Nov 14 Schedule
8:30–8:40:
Opening Remarks from Conference Organizers
8:40–10:00:
Hanming Fang | Decoding China’s Industrial Policies
Kaicheng Luo | Laboratories of Autocracy: Landscape of Central–Local Dynamics in China’s Policy Universe
10:00–10:30:
Coffee Break
10:30–12:30:
Bingjing Li | Exclusions for Sale? Tariff Exclusions in the US-China Trade War
John Becko | Strategic (Dis)Integration
Riikka Nuutilainen | Shifting Currents: China’s Supply Chain Realignment
12:30–13:30:
Lunch
13:30–14:45:
Keynote — Lyric Hale
14:45–15:15:
Coffee Break
15:15–17:15:
Myeongwan Kim | Exporting State-Promoted Technologies and the Direction of Global Innovation: Evidence from 5G Standardization
Panle Jia Barwick | Drive Down the Cost: Learning by Doing and Government Policies in the Global EV Battery Industry
Weiting Miao | Technology Rivalry and Resilience Under Trade Disruptions: The Case of Semiconductor Foundries
Nov 15 Schedule
8:30–9:50:
Hongbin Li | Education and Global Power; Chapter 6 of Jia and Li
Outcomes
9:50–10:20:
Coffee break
10:20–12:00:
Bernard Yeung | Digital Technology, Legal Reforms, and Bank Lending
Kaiji Chen | The International Spillover of Monetary Policy Shock: New Evidence from Nighttime Light
12:00–13:00:
Lunch
13:00–14:20:
Yongseok Shin | The Dynamics of Technology Transfer: Multinational Investment in China and Rising Global Competition
Daniel Trefler | On the Negative Consequences of Low-Wage Offshoring for Innovation
14:20–14:30:
Final Remarks from Conference Organizers
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