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Category Archives: China
The Chinese Economy: A short guide to its Past, Present and Future
At the beginning of 2013, I published a post on the state of the four most developed economies in the world: the USA, the Euro-Zone, Japan and the UK. On that occasion, I complained that unfortunately I had not been … Continue reading
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Tagged Bubble, China, Chinese Balance of Payments, Chinese banking balance sheets, Chinese Current Account Surplus, Chinese Demographics, Chinese Financial Account Surplus, Chinese fiscal policy, Chinese Foreign Exchange Reserves, Chinese Forex Reserves, Chinese Ghost Towns, Chinese Government debt, Chinese Investment, Chinese Local Authorites, Chinese Local Authorites Debt Bubble, Chinese National Accounts, Chinese Real Estate, Chinese Reform and Delay, Chinese Savings, Collective action problems, Corporate Debt in China, Debt Bubble, Escalation of commitment, Fiscal policy, Godhart's Law, Investment boom, Keynesian Savings, Moral Hazard, PBoC, Political Capture in China, QFII, Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor, Real Estate in China, Reform and Delay in China, Renmimbi Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor, RQFII, Savings, SEOs, Shanghai Stock Exchange, SHIBOR, SSE, State Owned Enterprises, Total Social Financing of the State in China, TSFS China
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Where you can find me these days
As expected, I have moved to fresher pastures. I have been the Economics Editor at sister publications NordSIP and Ekonamik since the beginning of January 2019 and want to invite you to check out our content. Both publications are focused … Continue reading →