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January
2018

The 25th issue of Policy Briefing, NADS: The Policy of Online Car-hailing Service in Cities of China: Local Protectionism or Benefit Game? Why would the regulations of online car-hailing service in local governments being distorted or misused? Is it the result of local protectionism or benefit game?
12
January
2018

The 26th issue of Policy Briefing, NADS: How to Build a Long-term Mechanism for Real Estate Market? NADS held the establishment ceremony of the Center for Research on City and Real Estate on November 14th, which was also the City and Real Estate Forum under the topic of “Building a Long-term Mechanism for Real Estate in China”.
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December
2017

The 24th issue of Policy Briefing, NADS: Benefits Losses of Monopoly Industries Accounts for 5.7% GDP Result of this presidential election may be a little unexpected. On the night before the official result was out, both American mainstream media and poll results showed a higher support rate for Hilary than for Trump, however, the final result was quite a surprise. People won’t be able to stop wondering: what happened to America’s favored poll? How did this “mistake” happen? This has put American scholars into deep thinking. This article believes the reason is likely just as what the Americans said: America’s principle of “political correctness” is the root problem. This principle plays a role of authoritarian regime, including the ban on “arbitrary discussion” of racial, gender and religious issues. For a long time, the opinion atmosphere shaped by this principle has made most Americans “drift along” on appearance by hiding their true thoughts so as to avoid being deemed as aliens. The initiators of “political correctness” are the American elites who are immersed in the context they created and use this standard to perceive the whole America and American people’s thoughts. However, the reality seems like a deviation. In this election, the fact that Hilary who shared 90% of success rate was defeated by Trump who shared 10% of success rate is a slap in the face to the American elites. So, the principle of “political correctness” not only covers America’s real problems, but also restricts the thinking ability of the American elites and therefore causes them to be badly disengaged with the public, which is worthy of some rethinking by Americans.
25
December
2017

The 23rd issue of Policy Briefing, NADS: Anticorruption Experience of Hong Kong and its Implications for Mainland China Since its establishment in 1974, the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC, Hong Kong) has committed to fight against corruption through law enforcement, prevention, and education. It plays an important role in protecting Hong Kong’s social justice, stability, and prosperity. ICAC’s work a...
14
June
2017

The 22nd issue of Policy Briefing, NADS: Land risks and counteract measures in the Economic “New Normal” The unique land system is a driving force for China’s fast economic growth in the last three decades. Now our economy has entered the “New Normal” of economic slowdown. The demand of land, especially of commercial and residential land has declined, so has the land sale revenue. The mode of “seeking ...
27
May
2017

The 21st issue of Policy Briefing, NADS: The Tendency, Effect, and Measures of China’s Aging Problem What are the trend, the causes, and the consequence of China’s aging population? Since January 1, 2016, China replaced the one-child policy with a universal two-child policy. But would the new policy relief China’s aging problem effectively? Does China’s demographic dividend disappear? How can publi...
26
April
2017

The 20th Issue of Policy Briefing, NADS: The Reasons for the Reform of Household Registration System and Measures for Further Reform Household registration system is the most important population management system in China, and has been under reform in the last three decades. At the beginning of this century, differences of this system among places enlarged, so we can dig into the motives and barriers behind the reform. This brie...
24
April
2017

The 19th Issue of Policy Briefing, NADS: Administrative Level is the Key to Understand City’s Development Recently, the introduction of Xiong’an New Area led to the heated discussion from Chinese academic community and mass media on city construction and industrial development. What kind of element decide high housing price, industrial development and regional spillover effect? Is the historical base, g...
18
April
2017

The 18th Issue of Policy Briefing, NADS: The New Trend of Russia’s Policies on the U.S. and China’s Responding Strategies In the early morning of 9th November, 2016, after Donald Trump’s winning, President Putin sent his congratulation to Trump and wished the tension between the two countries could be removed as soon as possible, and conducted constructive communication. After that, the future trend of U.S.-Russia rela...
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April
2017

The 17th Issue of Policy Briefing, NADS: Administrative Examination and Approval Reform Should Stress the Demand-oriented Local Reform—On the Basis of Research and Analysis of Examination and Revision Based on the experience of Zhejiang Province, the author has found that there are a number of innovative practices that integrate the central reform intention and the local development, such as the standardization of administrative approval of Ningbo, the "joint and efficient approval of investment ...

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