World Openness Report 2022
Institute of World Economics and Politics, CASS & Research Center
for Hongqiao International Economic Forum
Full report
Retrospect and reflection: Economic globalization is encountering headwinds and a chilly spring
Exploration and outlook: The spring dawn of world common openness is in sight
Adherence to integrity and sense of responsibility: China’s high-level opening up forwards together with spring
I. World openness index
II. World openness: Specific indexes
III. Regional openness index
I. The problem of warrantedness of openness
II. Typical case analysis of warranted openness
III. Conclusions and policy implications
I. Law of U-shaped openness evolution
II. Causes of the U-shaped evolution law
III. China’s opening-up process and law of evolution
I. Global openness at a crossroads
II. Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on global openness
III. Promoting the positive evolution of globalization and common opening of the world
I. The multilateral trading system faces profound restructuring
II. Fruitful outcomes of the 12th WTO ministerial conference
III. Progress in negotiations on WTO-related issues
IV. Priorities for future global economic governance reform
I. World openness being led by regional economic and trade cooperation
II. RCEP promotes economic openness and integration in Asia-Pacific
III. CPTPP promotes a new round of trade liberalization
IV. Regional economic and trade cooperation should be inclusive and open
I. The three major manufacturing hubs
II. The global industry and supply chains reshaped
III Challenges and opportunities facing China's manufacturing industry
IV. Supply chain resilience in the process of globalization6
I. The global financial openness landscape
II. Status quo of china's financial openness
III. Major events affecting global financial openness
IV. Prospects for global financial openness
I. Booming development of global digital openness
II. Broad prospects of global green openness
III. Trend of global digital and green openness
I. Historic progress achieved in opening-up over the past decade
II. Opening-up at a high level - A necessary part of the new development paradigm
III. High-level opening-up helps foster a new pattern of development
I. Making full use of the four platforms
II. Creating a “demonstration window” for new development pattern
III. Practicing true multilateralism
IV. Promoting high-quality development of the CIIE
I. Contribution of Belt and Road to multilateral development and international cooperation
II. GDI builds global consensus on development
III. Contributing more Chinese wisdom to global openness and cooperation
I. Ranking of World Openness Index since 2008
II. World Openness Index: 129 economies, selected years since 2008
III. Brief Introduction to World Openness Index
IV. Groupings of economies gauged by World Openness Index