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Chinese firms have to work hard to adapt to local cultures when expanding into overseas markets, CEIBS President (European) Dominique Turpin tells South China Morning Post2025-01-11"Chinese companies have to adapt to the local context: you cannot go to other countries with a certain Chinese way of doing things.” More
Professor of Economics Albert Hu tells French business daily Les Echos that the recent depreciation of the yuan is a reflection of the difficulties facing the Chinese economy2025-01-07Thoughts on China's current economic situation (in French). More
Professor Majid Ghorbani quoted by Reuters on local government's’ involvement in China’s “erotic clothing city”2024-12-16"Local governments 'only think as far as they can see,' ignoring the national economy." More
The New York Times quote Professor Zhu Tian on recent government moves to stimulate the Chinese economy2024-12-12"The only bright spot has been exports, which could be hit by the tariff hike,” Prof. Zhu said. “So they have to do something to stimulate domestic demand and consumption.” More
Employment will remain a problem in China unless economic growth recovers, Prof. Zhu Tian tells Straits Times2024-12-06"How can you increase your job opportunities if you cannot even pay your own current workers?" More
Technology embedded in the digital yuan makes it well-suited for stimulating consumption, Prof. Oliver Rui tells the South China Morning Post2024-12-01"To roll out the digital yuan nationwide, there must be practical application scenarios." More
In a full page interview with La Stampa, Professor Bala Ramasamy discusses how China could benefit from US trade tariffs2024-11-28"But the question is: if the United States does not buy from China, who does it buy from? Finding substitutes will not be easy." More
In an interview with Bloomberg TV held on the sidelines of the school’s 30th anniversary celebrations, CEIBS Distinguished Professor and former DG of the WTO Pascal Lamy says the USA’s trade deficit is a strength in any dealings with China2024-11-11"China's trade surplus is not a strength, it is a weakness. It's a sign the Chinese economy is not properly balanced between domestic consumption and exports." More
In the Straits Times, Prof. Zhu Tian explains how the Chinese economy will be affected by the return of Donald Trump2024-11-09"The most important factors in China’s economy are domestic policies. China will need even stronger measures to stimulate aggregate demand in the short term, and should adopt bolder reform measures to… More
