Faculty
Higher-than-average growth in Shanghai and other key Yangtze River Delta cities in the first half of this year is a noteworthy achievement, Professor Zhu Tian tells South China Morning Post2024-07-25If they can continue to grow by around 5 percent, the GDP they create will be huge, and Beijing will have more confidence in the overall national economy. More-
Professor Zhu Tian discusses his hopes for China's third plenum with Singapore's Straits Times2024-07-20I hope and believe that there will be some systematic reforms towards a more business-friendly environment. More
The outcome of China’s recent third plenum shows market mechanisms and the government’s role are unified and complementary, Professor Zhu Tian tells South China Morning Post2024-07-19The role of the market cannot be overemphasised or unilaterally emphasised. But market players certainly hope that the market will play a greater role. More-
China’s large population of 1.4bn means it can act as an R&D centre for trials of drugs targeting rare diseases, Prof Eric Bouteiller tells the Economist2024-07-18China’s large population of 1.4bn means it can act as an R&D centre for trials of drugs targeting rare diseases, Prof Eric Bouteiller tells the Economist. More
Pro-business Third Plenum will help steady China's relations with the West during challenging year, writes CEIBS President (European) Dominique Turpin in opinion piece for South China Morning Post2024-07-14For China to continue its robust and open economic interaction with the rest of the world is in everyone's interest, and hopefully the third plenum's outcome can show signs of travel in that direction… More
Prof. Oliver Rui discusses why salaries are falling for financial sector employees with the South China Morning Post2024-07-10Few would dispute that financial workers are overpaid. More
In an article for the printed version of Harvard Business Review, Prof. Shameen Prashantham identifies four ways for foreign companies to safely engage with China2024-06-30In an article for the printed version of Harvard Business Review, Prof. Shameen Prashantham identifies four ways for foreign companies to safely engage with China. More
Chinese firms looking to crack overseas markets can learn from their Japanese counterparts, CEIBS President (European) Dominique Tupin says in full-length interview with South China Morning Post2024-06-28A global company to me is a company where you don’t care about the colour of [people’s] passports anymore. More
Prof. Oliver Rui offers his thoughts to the South China Morning Post on the RMB's fluctuating exchange rate2024-06-28Now that the US interest rate remains unchanged, there is downward pressure building on China’s interest rate, so there is an expectation of the yuan’s depreciation, and this expectation may be self-f… More
Prof. Zhu Tian tells Singapore’s Straits Times that slowing household consumption is not the main reason for China’s current economic difficulties2024-06-23Prof. Zhu Tian tells Singapore’s Straits Times that slowing household consumption is not the main reason for China’s current economic difficulties. More
