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CHINA ECONOMIC DATABASE

Repository of what we consider to be the most relevant macroeconomic data for
China and EU-China relations.

Publishing date 30 January 2024
Authors Alessia Amighini Alicia García-Herrero Michal Krystyanczuk Robin
Schindowski Jianwei Xu
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First published: 29 June 2023

Latest update: 30 January 2024



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For any questions or comments, please contact Michal Krystyanczuk.

This is an output of China Horizons, Bruegel's contribution in the project
Dealing with a resurgent China (DWARC). This project has received funding from
the European Union’s HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions under grant
agreement No. 101061700.




ABOUT THE AUTHORS


 * ALESSIA AMIGHINI
   
   Alessia Amighini is a non-resident fellow at Bruegel and Co-Head of Asia
   Centre and Senior Associate Research Fellow at ISPI. She is Associate
   Professor of Economics at the Department of Economic and Business Studies
   (DiSEI) at the University of Piemonte Orientale (Novara, Italy), and Adjunct
   Professor of International Economics at the Catholic University (Milan,
   Italy). Amighini previously worked as an Associate Economist at the United
   Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD, Geneva, Switzerland).
   Alessia holds a PhD in Development Economics from the University of Florence
   (Italy) and a Master in Economics as well as a BA in Economics from Bocconi
   University (Milan, Italy).
   
   She has published in many international peer-reviewed journals such as China
   Economic Review, World Development, The World Economy, International
   Economics, China and the World Economy. Alessia also published chapters in
   several books for Edwar Elgar, Harvard University Press, Oxford University
   Press, Palgrave, Routledge; she coauthored ‘L’economia della Cina’ (Carocci,
   2007) and Macroeconomics: A European Perspective (Pearson, 2010 and 2013).
   She has contributed to several international research projects sponsored by
   Central Bank of Sweden, Inter-American Development Bank and UNU-WIDER.
   
   Alessia is a member of the ASEFUAN (Asia-Europe Foundation University) Alumni
   Network since 1998.


 * ALICIA GARCÍA-HERRERO
   
   Alicia García Herrero is a Senior fellow at Bruegel.
   
   She is the Chief Economist for Asia Pacific at French investment bank
   Natixis, based in Hong Kong and is an independent Board Member of AGEAS
   insurance group. Alicia also serves as a non-resident Senior fellow at the
   East Asian Institute (EAI) of the National University Singapore (NUS). Alicia
   is also Adjunct Professor at the Hong Kong University of Science and
   Technology (HKUST). Finally, Alicia is a Member of the Council of the Focused
   Ultrasound Foundation (FUF), a Member of the Board of the Center for
   Asia-Pacific Resilience and Innovation (CAPRI), a member of the Council of
   Advisors on Economic Affairs to the Spanish Government, a member of the
   Advisory Board of the Berlin-based Mercator Institute for China Studies
   (MERICS) and an advisor to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority’s research arm
   (HKIMR).
   
   In previous years, Alicia held the following positions: Chief Economist for
   Emerging Markets at Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA), Member of the
   Asian Research Program at the Bank of International Settlements (BIS), Head
   of the International Economy Division of the Bank of Spain, Member of the
   Counsel to the Executive Board of the European Central Bank, Head of Emerging
   Economies at the Research Department at Banco Santander, and Economist at the
   International Monetary Fund. As regards her academic career, Alicia has
   served as visiting Professor at John Hopkins University (SAIS program), China
   Europe International Business School (CEIBS) and Carlos III University. 
   
   Alicia holds a PhD in Economics from George Washington University and has
   published extensively in refereed journals and books (see her publications in
   ResearchGate, Google Scholar, SSRN or REPEC). Alicia is very active in
   international media (such as BBC, Bloomberg, CNBC  and CNN) as well as social
   media (LinkedIn and Twitter). As a recognition of her thought leadership,
   Alicia was included in the TOP Voices in Economy and Finance by LinkedIn in
   2017 and #6 Top Social Media leader by Refinitiv in 2020.


 * MICHAL KRYSTYANCZUK
   
   Michal is an experienced Data Scientist whose goal is to enable the use of
   Artificial Intelligence to make an impact on society.
   
   Michal has been regularly acting as a consultant on multiple AI-related
   projects for companies from different sectors: pharmaceuticals, marketing,
   and finance. He is specialized in Deep Learning and Big Data techniques for
   various AI tasks such as natural language processing, pattern recognition,
   recommender systems, credit scoring, or hedging strategies optimization. He
   managed numerous semantic data projects for global brands such as Mulberry,
   BNP Paribas, Groupe SEB, Publicis, or Abbott.
   
   Personally, Michal is an enthusiast of Cognitive Computing and Information
   Retrieval from unstructured data (text, image, and video).


 * ROBIN SCHINDOWSKI
   
   Robin is a Research analyst at Bruegel. His work focuses on the Chinese
   economy and its interactions with the international economic architecture. In
   particular, he is involved in the project "Dealing with a resurging China"
   under the Horizon Europe Fund.
   
   He studied Contemporary Chinese Studies (BA) at the University of Tübingen -
   including a semester at Peking University and a semester at Fudan University
   in Shanghai. He holds a master's degree in Economics from La Sorbonne in
   Paris and the University of Paris-Saclay, with the second year fully funded
   as a scholar of the German Academic Exchange Service. He wrote his master's
   thesis on the impact of patronage networks in the Chinese government on
   economic outcomes. Between his bachelor's and master's degrees, he worked as
   an industry consultant at Deloitte Consulting in Germany, where he conducted
   projects in the field of supply chain management with a regional focus on the
   Asia-Pacific region.
   
   Robin is a native German speaker, fluent in English, and full working
   knowledge of French and Mandarin. 


 * JIANWEI XU
   
   Jianwei Xu is non-resident fellow at Bruegel. He is a senior economist at
   Natixis, Asia Pacific. He worked as a professor at Beijing Normal University.
   He was also a guest researcher at China Academy of Social Science and a youth
   member of the China Finance Forum 40.
   
   His research mainly focuses on international economics and labor economics.
   He is particularly interested in topics related to the Chinese economy. He
   has published many papers in academic journals and also writes policy
   articles for the media.
   
   He received his Ph.D. in economics from China Economic Research Center,
   Peking University in 2011. He was also a visiting student in Stern Business
   School, New York University, from 2009 to 2010.

Project China Horizons
Theme Global economy and trade
Keyword EU-China relations
Country China
Language English


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