CCG has long-standing interests in domestic policy and reform research, and has provided constructive policy advice on China's openness index, regions and cities, the Greater Bay Area economy, and urban-rural integration.

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  CCG Book: The Ebb and Flow of Globalization

  The Ebb and Flow of Globalization is the fifth book in the “China and Globalization” series. This series seeks to create a balanced global perspective by gathering the views of highly influential policy scholars, practitioners, and opinion leaders from China and around the world.

  December 15 , 2022
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  Wendy Cutler: Did the United States Miss Its Chance to Benefit from Ongoing Asia–Pacific Trade Agreements?

  Since the US exit from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) in 2017, there has been a steady march of new trade agreements across the Asia–Pacific region that do not include the United States. If this trend continues, there is a serious danger that the US will miss its window of opportunity to shape trade rules and norms within the largest and most rapidly growing region in the world.

  September 15 , 2022
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  Senior Director of the Bay Area Council Economic Institute: Threading the Needle: The United States and Silicon Valley Business in a Changing China

  Successfully navigating issues due to uncertainties in US-China relations will require executives to thread a needle between the opportunity presented by China’s market and a geopolitical landscape that is generating a growing range of barriers. While there policy approaches will change from Trump to Biden, many policies will remain, especially in the technology sector. Businesses believe that despite fewer legal restrictions, the issue of a level playing field will remain in China, but that this will not affect overall profitability in the Chinese market.

  August 18 , 2022
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  The President of the US-China Business Council: The Impact of Decoupling on US Employment

  The transition in trade policy from the Trump era to the Biden era, while maintaining certain themes, will be very different. In terms of employment, the trade war caused job losses and the Phase One agreement and the elimination of tariffs on both sides will lead to job creation.

  June 15 , 2022
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  Ambassador of Ethiopia to China: The Need to Incentivize Chinese Businesses to Invest in Africa

  I have no doubt in my mind many other regions and countries are looking inward, and China is the only major economy partner that can really work with Africa in terms of elevating the current economic challenges.

  June 13 , 2022