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David Dollar

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David Dollar is Senior Fellow, John L. Thornton China Center, Brookings Institution. He was the former World Bank Country Director for China and Mongolia in the East Asia and Pacific Region.

US protectionism is a flawed strategy
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Clear skies over Asia’s new foreign investment landscape
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Domestic and global challenges of China’s economic transformation
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- Northeast Asia
- Economics
The highs and lows of Chinese decentralisation
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The future of Chinese investment
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How will Trump and Xi approach trade issues?
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Is the Chinese economy closed?
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- Northeast Asia
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What institutions do Asian countries need to keep growing?
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What the AIIB can learn from World Bank shortcomings
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Zai jian – Goodbye – See you again: A look back on China's progress upon leaving the World Bank
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- Northeast Asia
Remarkable progress, remaining vulnerability among China's poor
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- Northeast Asia
Reading tea leaves for signs of China's recovery
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- Northeast Asia
- Economics

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David Dollar

US protectionism is a flawed strategy

Clear skies over Asia’s new foreign investment landscape

Domestic and global challenges of China’s economic transformation

The highs and lows of Chinese decentralisation

The future of Chinese investment

How will Trump and Xi approach trade issues?

Is the Chinese economy closed?

What institutions do Asian countries need to keep growing?

What the AIIB can learn from World Bank shortcomings

Zai jian – Goodbye – See you again: A look back on China's progress upon leaving the World Bank

Remarkable progress, remaining vulnerability among China's poor

Reading tea leaves for signs of China's recovery

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