Authors

• Roberta Rabellotti (1)
  Chinese and Indian Multinationals: Do Their Shopping Sprees in Advanced Countries Make Them More Innovative?
• Carlos D. Ramirez (1)
  Bilateral Trade and Shocks in Political Relations: Evidence from China
• Deyu Rao (1)
  Air Pollution, Health Spending and Willingness to Pay for Clean Air in China
• Lev Ratnovski (1)
  Can Credit Still Prop Up the Chinese Economy?
• Martin Ravallion (1)
  China’s New Goal for Income Distribution: What Does it Mean and are There Tradeoffs?
• Alessandro Rebucci (1)
  China Needs Tighter Macro-Prudential Regulations to Loosen Capital Controls
• Ricardo Reis (1)
  Anatomy of the CNH-CNY Peg: The Crucial Role of Liquidity Policies
• Haohan Ren (1)
  Cash in the Darkness
• Honglin Ren (1)
  Environmentally Inclined Politicians and Local Environmental Performance:Evidence from Publicly Listed Firms in China
• Jue Ren (1)
  How Does the Interaction between China’s Monetary and Regulatory Policies Impact Shadow Banking and Total Bank Credit?
• Mengjia Ren (1)
  Picking Winners? Government Subsidies and Firm Productivity in China
• Diego Restuccia (1)
  Misallocation, Selection, and Productivity: A Quantitative Analysis with Panel Data from China
• William Ridley (1)
  China’s Joint Venture Policy and the International Transfer of Technology
• John Rogers (4)
  The Effect of the China Connect Visible Hands: Professional Asset Managers’Expectations and the Stock Market in China US–China Tensions Industry/Policy View How Does Monetary Policy Affect the Asset Management Industry? Evidence from China’s Fund Managers
• Kenneth Rogoff (2)
  A Tale of Tier 3 Cities Peak China Housing?
• Pauline Rossi (1)
  Spillovers in Childbearing Decisions and Fertility Transitions: Evidence from China
• Scott Rozelle (1)
  Book Synopsis Invisible China: Hundreds of Millions of Rural Underemployed May Slow China’s Growth
• Hong Ru (5)
  State Versus Market: China’s Infrastructure Investment Rise of Bank Competition: Evidence from Banking Deregulation in China What Do a Billion Observations Say about Distance and Relationship Lending? Bright Side of Government Credit: Evidence from a Superbank in China Selective Default by Local Governments in China
• Kim Ruhl (1)
  Trade-Policy Dynamics: Evidence from 60 Years of US-China Trade