Speakers Corner
January 26, 2010
Real estate: China's catch-22
Real estate are the main source for local governments to get money, and the lingering crisis because of excessive spending might be hard to solve, says Victor Shih in NPR. China is having a property crisis of its own, much different from that in the United States, but no less severe.
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Chairman of Andrew Leung International Consultants
Mr. Leung's impressive resume reflects a forty-year long engagement with business and China. A much asked professor and China expert with a solid international reputation.
Mr. Leung's impressive resume reflects a forty-year long engagement with business and China. A much asked professor and China expert with a solid international reputation.
Managing Director and Head of Research, Dragonomics
A leading economic thinking who brings into the China-debate what is often lacking: facts in stead of emotion. In a humorous style Mr Kroeber brings back cliches and misconception on China to a more realistic proportion.
A leading economic thinking who brings into the China-debate what is often lacking: facts in stead of emotion. In a humorous style Mr Kroeber brings back cliches and misconception on China to a more realistic proportion.
Founder of the centre of inclusive leadership
Mirella Visser brings the unique experience of having lived in Asia during three milestone events of the 90's: the financial crisis, which led to a breakdown of economic activity in the region, and the reunification of Hong Kong with China in 1997, which created different sentiments at the two sides of the border. In addition, working very closely with Barings Brothers, the UK investment bank with a strong presence in Asia, Mirella experienced the collapse and subsequent acquisition of Barings by ING Group first hand.
Mirella Visser brings the unique experience of having lived in Asia during three milestone events of the 90's: the financial crisis, which led to a breakdown of economic activity in the region, and the reunification of Hong Kong with China in 1997, which created different sentiments at the two sides of the border. In addition, working very closely with Barings Brothers, the UK investment bank with a strong presence in Asia, Mirella experienced the collapse and subsequent acquisition of Barings by ING Group first hand.
