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Table 2.1 Electricity generation by source, 2010–14

Table 4.1 Net interest margin, operational cost and foreign bank entry

Table 4.2 Foreign bank entry and bank competition

Table 4.3 The basic model (TFP)

Table 4.4 Financial constraints and foreign bank entry (TFP)

Table 5.1 Yearly consumption per capita of migrants and urban residents

Table 5.2 Consumption patterns of migrants and urban residents

Table 5.3 Independent variables in the model

Table 5.4 Descriptive characteristics of migrants and urban residents

Table 5.5 Income elasticity of consumption for migrants and urban residents (sub-sample)

Table 5.6 Income elasticity of consumption for migrants and urban residents (pooled sample)

Table 5.7 Marginal consumption propensities of migrants and urban residents (sub-sample)

Table 5.8 Marginal consumption propensities of migrants and urban residents (pooled sample)

Table 5.9 Estimation of consumption potential of migrants

Table 5.10 Consumption per capita of migrants: Actual and estimated

Table 6.1 Recent key energy policies supporting China’s 20 per cent reduction goal

Table 6.2 Aggregate price of energy products, 2006–12

Table 6.3 Percentage of nonlinear convergence by product type

Table 6.4 Percentage of significant regions by energy product

Table 6.5 Comparison of energy marketisation with general marketisation by province

Table A6.1 Detailed description of dataset by product

Table 7.1 Pipeline gas imports into China

Table 7.2 Evolution of gas pricing reforms in China

Table 7.3 Marginal cost of production of gas

Table 7.4 Total production, import and procurement costs for China across scenarios, 2015–35

Table 7.5 Export revenue for Australia in different scenarios, 2015–35

Table 7.6 Optimised system cost, 2015–35 (US$ million)

Table A7.1 Regional specifications used in the study

Table 8.1 Electricity sector of China and 10 comparator countries

Table 8.2 Electricity industry structures and forms of ownership, regulation and competition

Table 9.1 Relative economic sizes of China and the other large regions, ca 2011

Table 9.2 Shares of total domestic savings directed to investment in each region, 2011

Table 9.3 Key assumptions about labour markets, fiscal and monetary policy

Table 9.4 Experimental shocks

Table 9.5 Effects of the growth surge with moderate financial integration

Table 9.6 Effects of the transition with moderate financial integration

Table 10.1 Marginal effects and predicted probabilities of financial crisis: The role of capital account opening and domestic financial reform

Table 10.2 Marginal effects and predicted probabilities of financial crisis: The role of capital account opening and banking sector reform

Table 10.3 Marginal effects and predicted probabilities of financial crisis: The role of capital account opening and credit distribution

Table 10.4 Marginal effects and predicted probabilities of financial crisis: The role of capital account opening and interest rate liberalisation

Table 10.5 Performance of the early warning system

Table 10.6 Robustness check: Alternative indicators

Table 10.7 Robustness check: Alternative control variables and samples

Table 10.8 Scenario analysis: Sequence and speed of domestic financial reform and capital account opening—Percentage chance of experiencing crisis

Table A10.1 Variables definition and data sources

Table A10.2 Statistical description of variables

Table A10.3 Assumptions for projecting financial crisis

Table 11.1 RMB flows between mainland China and the offshore market

Table 11.2 RMB clearing banks, as of 4 May 2015

Table 11.3 RQFII quotas, as at 4 May 2015

Table 11.4 Features of the Stock Connect program

Table A11.1 China’s international assets and liabilities

Table 12.1 China’s position in the top-10 economies, 2014

Table 12.2 Industrial competitiveness: Three dimensions and eight indicators

Table 12.3 Rank of top-15 economies for industrial competitiveness, 1992–2010

Table 12.4 China’s industrial competitiveness and eight indicators, 1990–2010

Table 12.5 Top 15 economies for industrial competitiveness in 2010

Table 12.6 China’s export structure: 1985–2013 (percentage)

Table 12.7 Export upgrading by SITC, 1984–2013 (percentage)

Table 14.1 Variables of the impact of FDI on the economic growth of China’s inland provinces

Table 14.2 Estimating inter-regional spillovers of FDI on inland province economic growth, 1987–2010

Table 14.3 Shares of processing trade in selected provinces, 2003–10

Table 14.4 Estimating inter-regional spillovers from coastal FDI in different trade activities on inland province economic growth, 1987–2010

Table 15.1 FTAs signed by China as of April 2015

Table 16.1 Bilateral Chinese FDI into Africa, 2013 (US$ million)

Table 16.2 Geographic distribution of China’s outbound FDI flows, 2013

Table 16.3 Selective ‘top-10’ Africa–China export indicators, 2013

Table 16.4 Oil importer and exporter groupings, top 10, Africa, 2013

Table 16.5 Selective net oil importer economic ties with China