Events

China's economic growth depends crucially on whether domestic demand can develop into a sustainable pillar of the economy. How will the Chinese government stimulate domestic demand? Will China succeed in turning it into a sustainable domestic economic pillar? What challenges will arise? Can German and European companies benefit from the policies to promote domestic demand?

Dmitry Mukhin, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)

Joint Hong Kong-Kiel-Göttingen Workshop on China in the Global South: Economic Transformation, Global Governance, & Development Pathways.

The joint CEPR-Kiel European Defence Economics Initiative aims to build a network to support European policy makers at this critical juncture with economic advice. With this workshop, we want to build the intellectual infrastructure to address Europe’s security challenges and discuss forms of future cooperation.