From Micro to Macro: Long and Short Versions
Macroeconomics builds on micro foundations but isn’t just micro writ large. Modern models, from growth to cycles, require dynamic optimisation and rational expectations—complex tools for a complex economy. Whether AI can break this decades-long mold remains an open question.
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Can the US, China, and Russia Reach Consensus on World Reorganization? Professor Weigelin's Analysis of the Strategic Triangle
Renowned Sinologist Professor Susanne Weigelin-Schwiedrzik recently delivered a lecture in Tübingen, Germany, titled "The United States, China, and Russia: Can the Three Great Powers Reach Consensus on How to Reorganize the World?"
Game Theory Perspective on China-US Relations: A Draw is Expected
Game theory represents another principal strand in microeconomic analysis. The preceding US-China tariff conflict lends itself readily to such frameworks given its quantifiable outcomes.
Asia's Grey Supply Chains: What is 'Origin Laundering'? Can China Use This to Evade US Tariffs?
The colloquially termed "origin laundering" exists in a grey area of international trade and represents a tax avoidance method, formally known as "origin fraud" or "transshipment".
CCP Establishes "Party Central Decision-Making Deliberation and Coordination Mechanism" Liu Mengxiong: Highly Significant, Decision-Making Power Returns to Collective Leadership
According to Xinhua News Agency, the CCP Central Politburo reviewed and established the "Party Central Decision-Making Deliberation and Coordination Mechanism" on June 30, setting up a "Party Central Decision-Making Deliberation and Coordination Institution