China isn't jumping to conclusions about future U.S. policies, much less taking premature action.

China's abolition of its one-child policy is going to have a profound impact on the country's economy.

A Chinese economic "rebalancing" — replacing investment and exports with services and domestic consumption — remains a distant prospect.

China's focus on industrialization explains why its economic miracle has created relatively few new jobs.

Unless and until China's top leaders overcome resistance from vested interests, progress on reform will remain sluggish.

Ever since the integration of emerging markets into the global economy began in the early 1990s, three striking trends have emerged: a divergence in private savings rates between the industrialized core and the emerging periphery (the former experiencing a sharp rise, and the latter ...