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Jim Rogers on Markets, Economy and ChinaMay 14, 2012
Famed investor Jim Rogers, co-founder of the Quantum fund with George Soros and chairman of Rogers Holdings and Beeland Interests, joins The News Hub to discuss his outlook for the financial markets, China and the US economy. Photo: Reuters.
Counting the Cost - Counting the Cost - China's economic transformationApr 24, 2012
As China's economic boom is built on exports, where will the country turn when that starts to falter? Plus, Jeffrey Sachs speaks about the World Bank leadership, US economic recovery and China's global role.
Lang Xianping: China's Economic Depression Has BegunMay 13, 2012
Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com On October 22, Lang Xianping, an economics professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, gave a private talk in Shenyang City in Liaoning Province. He cited statistics showing why the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is trapped in an economic crisis and is at brink of bankruptcy. Some scholars say that Lang's conclusion is not surprising at all, for they themselves hold the same the view. Lang Xianping's speech, which was widely circulated online, pointed out that the CCP's official published growth rate of 9.1% and its inflation rate of 6.2%, are false. Instead he says, China as a nation, is bankrupt. Lang Xianping: "The 9.1% figure is false.The inflation rate of 6.2% is also false. Inflation has reached at least 16%! Do you know how to calculate the gross domestic product (GDP) figure? Nine minus six. The actual growth rate, according to the CCP's data, should be less than 3%. What if the inflation rate was 16%? What's the GDP growth rate? Minus seven percent. The situation is this serious." Professor Lang said that all of the CCP's current policies are covering up the deep, murky reality of China's economy. He cited the Purchasing Managers Index to explain that back to early July, China's economy entered a recession. Lang Xianping: "The Purchasing Managers Index, which was just released, showed a reading above 50. This indicates normal economic growth, while below 50 means the country is entering ...
China's Economic Rise and the Global EconomyMay 17, 2012
China's Economic Rise and the Global Economy was a panel discussion with Professor Dwight Perkins (Harvard), Professor Barry Naughton (University of California San Diego), Dr. Justin Lin, Chief Economist at The World Bank. For more information please visit: www.brown.edu/yearofchina
IMF: China's Economic Growth Will Drop By 4%Apr 12, 2012
Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com IMF (International Monetary Fund) recently warned that the global recession, triggered by Euro-zone's debt crisis, will lead to a 4% decline of China's economic growth. Economic experts think the impact will be not only on China' economy, but will also shake the Chinese communist regime. IMF published "China's Economic Outlook" on Monday. The report stated that China's growth forecast this year was adjusted from 9% to 8.25%. The European debt crisis will bring a global economic shock. The ripple effect will make China's economic growth drop by 4% from 8.2%. IMF issued a report in January, pointing out that the world economy'overall growth is likely to decrease by 1.75%. If so, China's economic growth will be reduced by 4%. New York City University's Professor of Economics, Chen Zhifei, commented on the issue. Prof. Chen thinks, if IMF's prediction becomes a reality, China's economic "hard landing" is unavoidable. Prof. Chen: "The consequences are unimaginable and the impact on the world economy is huge. But the most shocking consequences would be inside China." Prof. Chen analyzed that the huge impacts include increasing unemployment rate, rapid rise in inflation and lending system, and the collapse of the banking system. US Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, about HP's international credit rating (Fitch Ratings). It said, with the global economic slowdown, China's housing market and banking ...
China Biz Ep. 6 - IMF Rep: Raise Chinese Household IncomeMay 17, 2012
The election of Francois Hollande as the new French President has sparked concern over Europe's fiscal future, with voters in Italy and Greece also throwing their support behind anti-austerity candidates in recent days. Representatives from the IMF gathered in Beijing to discuss the world body's current thinking on the global economy. China Biz spoke to two representatives from the IMF to get their thoughts on how developments overseas are affecting the Chinese economy.
China economy to outpower the USMay 09, 2012
The IMF predicts that economic dominance by the United States will secede to China in 2016. As the buying power of the US bill falls and Standard & Poors downgrades the American dollar, what explanation can we come up with for the comeuppance of this currency collapse? Max Fraad Wolff of The New School explains the trends that are helping lead to this collapse. Follow Lucy on Twitter at twitter.com
US AAA loss to accelerate China economic dominationMay 09, 2012
With the economic turmoil in the US and the Eurozone sparking volatile market trading, investors are increasingly looking for a safe haven for their money. And it looks like Asia could emerge as the main contender. Many analysts believe that, with the loss of America's triple A credit score and fears of a new wave of recession, China could become the world's strongest economy earlier than expected. Previously, the International Monetary Fund said Beijing could force Washington from its financial throne by 2016. China still holds more US Treasury debt that any other foreign country and has voiced loud criticism of America's handling of its borrowing limit crisis.
Can Chinese spending save the world? -- Freeland FileMay 20, 2012
Is China the solution to the world economic depression? Dr. John Quelch, Dean of the China Europe International Business School, and Chrystia Freeland discuss whether China can rescue the global economy.
Breakingviews: China's "good news" hides economic painMay 08, 2012
April 10 - China's high inflation and trade surplus are misleading as prices fall and imports slow, says Reuters Breakingviews.
Counting the Cost - China's economic march - 02 Oct 09- Pt 1Apr 14, 2012
As China flexes its military muscle in celebration of the 60th anniversary of its communist revolution, Counting the Cost looks at the economic revolution that has accompanied it. Plus, Egypt's real estate sector survives the global financial crisis relatively unscathed and Kazakhstan suffers from a drop in demand for one of its biggest exports, oil.
Subramanian Swamy talk about Indian and China economy comparison (full)May 15, 2012
Dr Subramanian Swamy lecture on the Indian Economy. He is discussing and comparing Indian Economy with China Economy. He is discussing about the challenges faced by Indian economy and also discussing about how to come out of those challenges. Twitter: twitter.com YouTube: www.youtube.com (English/Hindi) www.youtube.com (Hindi) Blog: swamy39.blogspot.com Facebook Fan page: www.facebook.com Facebook Video page: www.facebook.com Facebook Group: www.facebook.com Website: www.janataparty.org Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org News: Rahul Gandhi Sonia Gandhi Priyanka Gandhi Robert Vadra Priyanka Vadra India World How India Against Corruption Fight BJP NDA congress world India ISI pakistan agent spice Electronic Voting Machine Tampering froud china supreme court india world
The Re-invention of China's EconomyMay 16, 2012
Read our blog "The Future of the Free Market" bit.ly Instead of producing cheap goods for foreign companies, can China make the leap and create its own corporate champions? GUESTS: Peter Navarro is a Professor of Economics and Public Policy at the University of California, Irvine and author of The Coming China Wars: Where They Will Be Fought and How They Can Be Won. Ian Bremmer is CEO of Eurasia Group and author of The End of the Free Market: Who Wins the War Between States and Corporations. Bernie Wolf is a Professor of Economics and International Business at the Schulich School of Business at York University. Andrea Chun is a lawyer and host of Newsbeat, a Cantonese-language talk show, on Fairchild Radio.
India and China in the World Economy (8/25/11)May 09, 2012
India and China in the World Economy, and Why That Matters William Miller, Herbert Hoover Professor of Public and Private Management Emeritus, Stanford Graduate School of Business; President Emeritus, SRI International Rafiq Dossani, Senior Research Scholar, Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center, Stanford University; Executive Director, South Asia Initiative Sean Randolph, President and CEO, Bay Area Council Economic Institute - Moderator India and China are the world's two most populous countries, with dynamic, fast-growing economies that are reshaping the economic balance of power. It is widely accepted that both countries are becoming forces to contend with -- which will present the United States with challenges and opportunities. But though they are often spoken of together, their political and economic systems are very different. The similarities and differences between India and China, the distinct economic paths they have chosen, and the success of their respective models will heavily influence the shape of the future global economy -- and the United States. Two noted experts on China and India will compare and contrast modern India and China, and assess their present and future roles.
Counting the Cost - China's economic march - 02 Oct 09 -Pt 2Apr 14, 2012
As China flexes its military muscle in celebration of the 60th anniversary of its communist revolution, Counting the Cost looks at the economic revolution that has accompanied it. Plus, Egypt's real estate sector survives the global financial crisis relatively unscathed and Kazakhstan suffers from a drop in demand for one of its biggest exports, oil.
Higher oil prices threaten global economy
WASHINGTON — Higher oil prices are slowing global economic growth, and the impact is likely to spread in coming months.
Lesson in economics at job fair
Only about five years ago, a degree in education was pretty much a guaranteed ticket to employment, generous benefits and long-term job security. But those days are over.
Economics lesson: Ads on teacher's handouts
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