➡️PI Green Finance Center speaks with economist and development expert Violante di Canossa about sustainable value chains, low-carbon transition, China's dual carbon goals, and more.

Check out the full interview: paulsoninstitute.org/green-finance/…

As an industry that hasn't seen much change since its debut, nuclear energy seems to be on the cusp of a renaissance now more than ever with emerging business model innovations and technological breakthroughs as well as increasing buy-ins from the private and public sectors.

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What actions should China take to promote green, inclusive, and high-quality development?

Violante di Canossa, Development Economist and Head of the Research and Policy Team at UN Development China, answers this question and more in her PI Green Finance Center interview. paulsoninstitute.org/green-finance/…

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🟦 Will China be able to meet the 5% growth targets Beijing released at the beginning of 2024?
🟦 What are the implications for the global economy if China isn’t able to meet those standards?

MacroPolo's Houze Song shares his insights in bit.ly/4dHspVO

➡️ PI Green Finance Center speaks with researcher and green finance expert Lan Hong about government support of climate investment and financing, biodiversity risk management standards, the ecological value of green projects, and more. paulsoninstitute.org/green-finance/…

If property demand does not stabilize, it will be much tougher for China to get out of the deflation it has been in since 2023—weighing on the growth outlook. Can inflation be the answer?

Houze Song explores this in his latest commentary for MacroPolo:
macropolo.org/china-inflatio…

🟢 What policies should be introduced to drive the development of climate financing?
🟢 What progress has there been on the development of biodiversity risk management standards?

Lan Hong answers these questions in her interview with PI Green Finance Center: paulsoninstitute.org/green-finance/…

This year, MacroPolo released the latest iteration of the Global AI Talent Tracker, which seeks to answer where top-tier AI researchers originate, where they work today, and what their career paths are.

Explore the Tracker's insights: macropolo.org/digital-projec…

While property sales were already slowing down at the end of 2023, the decline has been more significant than we anticipated. macropolo.org/china-inflatio…

To shore up the property sector, China needs more demand. And to revive demand, China needs more inflation, argues Houze Song. But

The 2024 Paulson Prize for Sustainability is now accepting applications through June 30. The Prize recognizes pioneering, sustainable projects in built environments and nature conservation.

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🟢 What can Beijing do to stimulate economic growth?
🟢 Can they boost domestic demand?
🟢 What is the current state of real estate and local government debt in China?

MacroPolo's Houze Song answers these questions in PI’s Blueprint video series: youtu.be/7h2R_4JqXTQ?si…

The mismatch between consumers’ expectation of further price declines and developers’ unwillingness to cut prices has created a stalemate in China’s property sector.

@MacoPoloChina’s Houze Song, dives into what this means for the Chinese economy: macropolo.org/china-inflatio…