Tags: china
Excess German Savings, Not Thrift, Caused the European Crisis
May 24th, 2013
in Op Ed
by Michael Pettis, China Financial Marketsp> One of the reasons that it is been so hard for a lot of analysts, even trained economists, to understand the imbalances that were at the root of the current crisis is that we too easily confuse national s… more »
The Arrogance of Power
May 21st, 2013
in Op Ed
by Ajay Shah, ajayshahblog Yu Hua has a great piece in the New York Times titled In China, Power is Arrogant where he says: Several of these rules have since been revoked, but their wacky and arbitrary nature demonstrates the arrogance of power i… more »
Niall Ferguson: Four Reasons Why the U.S. Is Failing
May 20th, 2013
in Op Ed
by Robert Huebscher, AdvisorPerspectives.comp> Niall Ferguson is the champion of anti-Keynesian economists. Last week, he explained why America’s pursuit of Keynesian policies is leading to disastrous consequences. Ferguson gave four symptoms of U.S… more »
America's Chinese Dream
May 12th, 2013
in Op Ed
by John West, Asian Century Institute The US economy is wobbling slowly forward. Europe is just plain wobbling. And China has moved onto a slower growth path. But China's role in the global economy is also changing fundamentally, providing Americ… more »
Top Three Leaders: The U.S. vs. China
May 9th, 2013
in Op Ed, syndication
Written by Frank Li Democracy (e.g. the U.S.) vs. autocracy (e.g. China), which one is better? Well, on top of a system analysis (Towards An Ideal Form of Government), let’s look at the top leaders. As both the U.S. and China recently changed, or… more »
