The Chinese economy
Updated Term 4 2023
You can use the SLASA Referencing Generator for your bibliography.
The People's Republic of China: 70 years of Economic History - Visual Capitalist
China overview - World Bank China: A new model for growth and development - Australian National University - This is a book, but the chapters are available as individual PDFs in the 'PDF Chapters' tab of the grey box Long term growth in China - RBA China's structural transformation: What can developing countries learn? - United Nations Conference on Trade and Development - This is a long article, but you can use the Table of Contents to choose the relevant sections China's progress towards green growth: An international perspective - OECD - Use the Table of Contents to find the relevant sections |
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Academic articles are a good resource for economics assignments. If you haven't used academic articles before, we have a guide to reading and finding academic articles.
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Sweetsearch is a search engine designed to be more relevant to students than Google.
Academic articles are a good resource for economics assignments. If you haven't used academic articles before, we have a guide to reading and finding academic articles.
We have a page of advice and other places to go when you are researching for economics.
Finding news articles
News articles give information and analysis that is current, but not as long as some academic articles might be. Look for articles from publications with quality, in-depth journalism. We recommend these news outlets:
ABC News
The Guardian Australia
Sydney Morning Herald - There is a limit to the number of free articles you can view per month.
The Conversation - Articles written by academics in a journalistic style.
The Economist - Subscription required
New York Times - Some articles require a subscription
If you want to search more than one news outlet at once, use Google News. You can use the filters on the left to limit the search to Australia, and you can click the tiny arrow at the right-hand end of the search box to use the advanced search, which lets you limit the search to recent articles, or specify words that you don't want appearing in your search results (use this to remove irrelevant results).
News articles give information and analysis that is current, but not as long as some academic articles might be. Look for articles from publications with quality, in-depth journalism. We recommend these news outlets:
ABC News
The Guardian Australia
Sydney Morning Herald - There is a limit to the number of free articles you can view per month.
The Conversation - Articles written by academics in a journalistic style.
The Economist - Subscription required
New York Times - Some articles require a subscription
If you want to search more than one news outlet at once, use Google News. You can use the filters on the left to limit the search to Australia, and you can click the tiny arrow at the right-hand end of the search box to use the advanced search, which lets you limit the search to recent articles, or specify words that you don't want appearing in your search results (use this to remove irrelevant results).
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