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CHINESE IMPACT
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Chinese impacts and impacting China
/ Giese, Karsten
Giese, Karsten
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2013.
Key Words
Africa
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China
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International System
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Donor
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Chinese Impact
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Chinese Domestic Policies
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Global oil prices and the impact of China
/ Beirne, J; Beulen, C; Liu, G; Mirzaei, A
Beirne, J
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2013.
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This paper assesses the externality impact of China's excessive growth as a China factor on the world economy via examining the effect of Chinese GDP growth on oil prices as a case for the issue. Our assessment starts, firstly, by estimating a country-level demand model to determine the GDP influences of an individual country on oil demand. Secondly, it estimates the impact of world aggregate demand on oil prices. This two-stage approach enables us to estimate the effect of the GDP growth of an individual nation on oil demand globally and the global price of oil. The estimated demand model is applied to quantify the effect of the Chinese GDP growth on the price of oil through simulations of a range of scenarios for each year over the period 2009 to 2030. We find that China's excessive growth adds a premium to the price of oil which increases over time. The results have policy implications in terms of the sustainability of the Chinese faster growth rate from the perspective of its negative externalities to the world.
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Economics
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China
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Economic Growth
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Oil Prices
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Sustainable Growth
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Chinese Impact
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Chinese Economics
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Austerity Measurement
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Externality Cost
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Economic Policies - China
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World Economiy
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Zimbabwe: what next?, anticipating an uncertain future
/ Rotberg, Robert I
Rotberg, Robert I
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2014.
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What next? Following another marred election, what is to become of Zimbabwe? With alleged assistance rendous inflation by banning the Zimbabwe dollar as legal from Israel and China, President Mugabe was re-anointed president after a July election for another five-year term. He has been misruling Zimbabwe with an increasingly iron fist since 1980, governing since 1999 over a country with ever-diminishing GDP, many years of Weimar-like inflation, and deteriorating medical and educational outcomes. But Mugabe will be 90 in February. How long will he live? Who can succeed him?
Key Words
Economic Crisis
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Zimbabwe
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International Issues
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Zimbabwean Economy
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Chinese Impact
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Economic Policy - Zimbabwe
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Economic Inflation
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Israeli Impact
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International Economic Situation
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