Possible Impact of the U.S. Infrastructure Plan
On June 24, U.S. President Joe Biden and some centrist senators reached a historic agreement on a USD 1.2 trillion infrastructure plan. Both political...
An Assessment of China’s Economic Growth in the First Quarter
Authors: Chan Kung and He Jun
On April 16, China's National Bureau of Statistics has released the economic data for the first quarter of 2021....
American Jobs Plan Beckons More Uncertainties
Authors: Chan Kung and Wei Hongxu*
On the 31st of March, U.S. President Joe Biden unveiled a new USD 2.25 trillion American Jobs Plan. As...
The First Talk Between U.S. and China in 2021: Unproductive, but Necessary
Senior officials from China and the United States have confirmed talks next week against the backdrop of deteriorating bilateral relations of the two countries....
The “Retail Investor Revolution” in the U.S.
Authors: Chan Kung and He Jun
Recently, the battle between retail investors and institutional investors is taking place in the U.S. stock market, with some...
Possible Directions for U.S. Policies in the Biden Era
Authors: Chan Kung and He Jun
On January 20, 2021, a new page will be turned in the history of the United States when Joe...
The Problem of Uncontrolled Nationalism: The Case of Japan before the WWII
Authors: Chan Kung and Yu(Tony) Pan*
Throughout the modern history of the world, Japan is undoubtedly an interesting country: it went from the edge of...
Welfare Transformation Ushers in “Super-Boom Period” in the United States
Authors: Chan Kung and He Jun
With Joe Biden emerging victoriously in the U.S. presidential election, the "Trump Era" that disrupted both the United States...
Negative Interest Rates and Deflation
Authors: Chan Kung and Wei Hongxu*
As the COVID-19 pandemic lingers, major central banks such as the Federal Reserve have to continue to maintain ultra-low...
How Will the Coronavirus Implicate U.S. – China Relations?
Authors: Chan Kung and Yu(Tony) Pan*
To know the impact of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) on the U.S.-China relations, one must first understand the state that...