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Monetary Stimulus Amidst the Infrastructure Investment Spree : Evidence from China's Loan-Level Data

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The New Validity Rules in Chinese Civil Code and Chinese State-owned Enterprises’ Freedom in Contracting : One Step too Far

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Upon the enactment of Chinese Civil Code, the previous rules that allowed for enlarged state power to annul contracts such as General Principles of Civil Law article 58 §3 and Contract Law article 52 §1-§2 were dropped. Chinese law has gone one step further in promoting freedom of contract....

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Resource Security and Governance : Globalisation and China's Natural Resources Companies

Jia, Xinting (ed.); Tomasic, Roman (ed.) - 2018

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Chinese state owned enterprises and EU merger control

Svetlicinii, Alexandr - 2021

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