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Andrew Sheng, Xiao Geng
The Night-Watchman State’s Last Shift
HONG KONG – Too often, debate about the relationship between the state and the market casts them as opposing forces locked in a zero-sum str…
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Pingfan Hong
China’s Interest-Rate Challenge
NEW YORK – China’s successful transformation from a middle-income country to a modern, high-income country will depend largely on the reform…
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Kanayo F. Nwanze
Harnessing the Remittance Boom
ROME – For more than a decade, Asia’s economies have been on the move – and so have its people. The scale of migration from rural to urban a…
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Richard Cooper, Richard Dobbs
China’s E-Tail Revolution
SHANGHAI – When you think about centers of technological innovation, Silicon Valley, Seattle, and Seoul are probably the first places that c…
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Shahid Javed Burki
Pakistan’s Tipping Point
LAHORE – Pakistan’s moment of political truth is fast approaching. On May 11, some 40-50 million voters will elect a new national assembly. …
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Mohamed A. El-Erian
The Japanese Experiment
NEWPORT BEACH – After years of tweaks, Japan has now initiated a major shift in its policy paradigm, with reactions ranging from great optim…
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Zhang Monan
Controlling China’s Currency
BEIJING – It is indisputable that China is over-issuing currency. But the reasons behind China’s massive liquidity growth – and the most eff…
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Raghuram Rajan
Why India Slowed
NEW DELHI – For a country as poor as India, growth should be what Americans call a “no-brainer.” It is largely a matter of providing public …
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Martin Feldstein
China’s New Path
CAMBRIDGE – The opaque nature of China’s government makes it difficult to see where Chinese economic policy is heading, and thus how the Chi…
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Stephen S. Roach
Long Live China’s Slowdown
NEW HAVEN – At 7.7%, China’s annual GDP growth in the first quarter of this year was slower than many expected. While the data were hardly d…
