2011
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1868792
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Conditionality in Chinese Bilateral Lending

Abstract: China"s long insistence on non-interference and sovereignty and frequent criticism of Western interventionism has contributed to a widely held impression that China lends and invests abroad without attaching policy conditions. This discussion paper surveys the general policy debate on conditionality in lending, as well as China"s own debate on conditionality. We then examine bilateral loans provided by Chinese state-owned policy banks, notably China Exim Bank, arguing that the assumption of China"s shunning co… Show more

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“…Economic differentiation widened further during the 1970s as countries belonging to the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) rapidly became wealthier and some newly industrializing Asian countries reached middle-income status (Braveboy-Wagner, 2009). This process of differentiation among developing countries continues, as countries such as China expand their economic interests and establish strategic investments in commodities and land in other developing countries in ways that echo the pattern of the industrialized countries before them (Dyer, 2011;Mattlin & Nojonen, 2011).…”
Section: Seeds Of Diversitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Economic differentiation widened further during the 1970s as countries belonging to the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) rapidly became wealthier and some newly industrializing Asian countries reached middle-income status (Braveboy-Wagner, 2009). This process of differentiation among developing countries continues, as countries such as China expand their economic interests and establish strategic investments in commodities and land in other developing countries in ways that echo the pattern of the industrialized countries before them (Dyer, 2011;Mattlin & Nojonen, 2011).…”
Section: Seeds Of Diversitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first one is the potential source of the omitted variable bias, which is likely to be correlated with both the BRI implementation and loan responses. For instance, prior literature claims that concessional loans from Chinese state-owned policy banks to developing | 447 countries often remain within the Chinese financial system through the bank account of Chinese lead contractors under the context of BRI (Horn et al, 2021;Mattlin & Nojonen, 2011). We restrict our sample by dropping the borrowers whose parent firms are from China to mitigate this concern.…”
Section: Alternative Sampling: Non-chinese Borrowersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A condicionalidade política na cooperação chinesa é representada de forma mais evidente pela política "Uma China", que consiste em um aspecto fundamental da agenda chinesa. Para estabelecer qualquer tipo de relação oficial com a China, é necessário que o país receptor rompa qualquer relação diplomática com a República da China (Taiwan), que é considerada pela China como uma província não alinhada, além de adotar medidas para isolar Taiwan em organizações internacionais (Mattlin & Nojonen, 2011;Maggiorelli, 2020).…”
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