Journal of Chinese Economic and Foreign Trade Studies: Volume 14 Issue 2

Managers ability and investment dynamics during the global financial crisis: an emerging market context

Rehana Naheed, Bushra Sarwar, Rukhsana Naheed

Many scholars have developed several theories and empirics to study issues related to investment policy. However, there are still some unexplored issues in the field of finance…

Does immiserizing growth exist? Evidence from world’s top trading nations

Syed Tehseen Jawaid, Mariya Ahmad Qureshi, Samra Ali

This study aims to motivate the reality that experiential investigation of immiserizing growth has not been performed at large. The key objective of the study is to analyse the…

An exploratory study of Western firms’ failure in the Chinese market: a network theory perspective

Ricardo Godinho Bilro, João Fortes da Cunha

This paper aims to explore the external factors that lead Western firms to fail in the Chinese market, proposing to reveal the main challenges they face in this market, such as…

The role of infrastructure on economic growth in belt and road participating countries

Mui-Yin Chin, Sheue-Li Ong, Chew-Keong Wai, Yee-Qin Kon

This study aims to delve deeply into the role of infrastructure on economic growth in 59 belt and road initiative (BRI) participating countries from various regions of the world…

Oil volatility index and Chinese stock markets during financial crisis: a time-varying perspective

Panayiotis Tzeremes

This study aims to examine the interconnection among the oil volatility index (OVX) and the Chinese stock markets (CSM) during the financial crisis over the period June 1, 2007 to…

On the relation between purchasing manager’s index and trade policy uncertainty: evidence from China, Japan and the USA

Imlak Shaikh

Trade uncertainty does influence the firm’s new investment, profitability and supply chain finance. Consequently, it results in decreased consumption and low consumer confidence…