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• Publications // 27.11.2024

  ZEW Discussion Paper - The Misuse of China’s R&D Subsidies: Estimating Treatment Effects With One-Sided Noncompliance

  evaluate its consequences for policy effectiveness. Developing a theoretical framework and using Chinese firm-level data for 2001-2011, we identify that 42% of grantees misappropriated R&D subsidies
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  Press Releases // 06.11.2024

  Urgent Need to Strengthen Our Economic Competitiveness

  own economies; only a dynamic single market can protect us from being crushed between the US and Chinese economic blocs. Europe also relies on the US for military protection. It’s likely that Donald Trump
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  Press Releases // 15.10.2024

  Rising Expectations, but Situation Assessment Bottoms Out

  China have also significantly improved. The increased optimism for China is likely linked to the Chinese government’s economic stimulus measures. These developments have probably also contributed to the
• Events // 16.10.2024

  Industrial and Trade Policy in Supply Chains The Case of Rare Earth Elements

  find that exports in rare earthintensive downstream sectors outside of China increased after the Chinese supply restrictions on rare earths. Using data on patents and sector TFP, the authors then show that
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  News // 25.09.2024

  Brussels’ Overreaction: The Consequences of Counter-Tariffs Against China

  distort competition in the Single Market, but they also have advantages for local customers: if Chinese taxpayers subsidise their solar industry so that the EU can benefit from cheaper solar panels, that’s [...] also contribute to global CO 2 reductions. From this perspective, it’s unwise for the EU to counter Chinese subsidies for solar panels and electric cars. Even the controversial Inflation Reduction Act (IRA)
• Publications // 27.08.2024

  Refereed Journal - Anti-corruption campaign in China: An empirical investigation

  membership in the Communist Party. The sample of corrupt officials belongs to the upper income ranges of Chinese income distribution even without corruption. But corruption allows them to accede to an even higher
• Publications // 12.08.2024

  Refereed Journal - XAI in geographic analysis of innovation: Evaluating proximity factors in the innovation networks of Chinese technology companies through web-based data

  This research explores the nonlinear interactions among multidimensional proximities, including geographical, cognitive, organizational, institutional, social, and technological aspects, and their imp
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  Press Releases // 08.07.2024

  Corruption Multiplies Chinese Officials’ Salary

  High-ranking corrupt officials in China earn on average eight to fourteen times their regular salary by profiting from corruption. Corruption is especially widespread among officials with already high
• Publications // 28.03.2024

  Discussion and Working Paper - The Anatomy of Chinese Innovation: Insights on Patent Quality and Ownership
• Publications // 26.03.2024

  ZEW Discussion Paper - The Anatomy of Chinese Innovation: Insights on Patent Quality and Ownership

  average patent importance declined from 2000-2010 but has increased more recently. Second, private Chinese firms account for most of patenting growth whereas overseas patentees have played a diminishing role [...] role. Third, patentees have greatly reduced their dependence on foreign knowledge. Finally, Chinese and foreign patenting have become more similar in technological composition, but differences persist