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Analysis

A View from Beijing: China’s priorities

Wang Wen
02 September 2016

Abstract


The G20 – comprising 19 countries and the EU, with representatives from the Bretton Woods institutions and established just at the turn of the century - provides a new way forward for transnational governance that works for not only China, but also for 19 other major economies.

 

Wang Wen,  Executive Dean, Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China (RDCY). 

 
 
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Renmin University of China

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