Guest economist to Caijing and a board member of Rosetta Stone Advisors Limited. Andy Xie was Morgan Stanley's Chief Economist for Asia Pacific from 1997 to 2006.
Andy earned both a Ph.D in Economics (1990) and a M.S. in civil engineering (1987) from M.I.T.
Andy earned both a Ph.D in Economics (1990) and a M.S. in civil engineering (1987) from M.I.T.
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Why China and Japan Need an East Asia Bloc 2009-11-10
Withering exports and asset bubbles have forced Asians – especially China and Japan -- to work harder at free trade pacts.
Past Articles
- ·Central Banks, Arsonists and Playing with Fire
- 2009-10-28
- ·For Economic Stimuli, a Revolving Exit Door
- 2009-10-12
- ·Why One Bubble Burst Deserves Another
- 2009-09-28
"Subprime Watch" is a new column by Robert Dowling. He is a visiting professor at Tsinghua University, editorial advisor to Caijing and former managing editor of BusinessWeek international. Dowling pulls back the curtain of the financial crisis in the U.S. for both Chinese and English readers. He is currently based in New York.
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Scratching Heads over Wall Street 'Reform' 2009-06-24
Americans and space aliens alike are understandably puzzled by the Obama administration's stab at financial regulation reform.
Past Articles
- ·How America Fell in Love with Stress Tests
- 2009-05-13
- ·For Goldman Sachs, A Slower Pay Day is OK
- 2009-04-17
Professor of Economics at U.C. Berkeley, and Research Associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research. From 1993 to 1995, Bradford DeLong worked for the U.S. Treasury as a deputy assistant secretary for economic policy.
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J. Bradford DeLong:America's Political Recession 2012-12-03
It seems to me that the odds are around 60% that real negotiation will not begin until tax rates go up on January 1.
Past Articles
- ·Too Big To Handle
- 2012-10-29
- ·A Moment Too Soon After the Financial Crisis
- 2009-10-23
Guest economist of Caijing and former Chairman of Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission.
New
Tell the Emperor What He Wants to Hear 2009-10-30
Smooth talk and convoluted solutions magically appear when a monkey in an allegorical kingdom runs a failing banana bank.
Past Articles
Professor of economics at The University of Chicago and a Nobel laureate. Born in 1930, Becker earned a B.A. at Princeton University in 1951 and a Ph.D. at the University of Chicago in 1955.
New
The Sky Has Fallen, So What Comes Next? 2009-08-24
It was silly months ago to compare the global downturn to the 1930s depression. The recession has already turned the corner.
Past Articles
- ·On the Obama Stimulus Plan
- 2009-02-02
- ·The Crisis of Global Capitalism?
- 2008-09-28
Jonathan Anderson is Head of Asia-Pacific Economics for UBS. Prior to this, he worked at Goldman Sachs. He also spent eight years at the International Monetary Fund — including three years as Resident Representative in China and three years as Resident Representative in Russia.
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Leaving Old, Toothless Tigers in the Dust 2009-11-10
Emerging markets are still the economies to watch now that the Asian Tigers have joined the boring, developed nations club.
Past Articles
- ·Plenty of Hot Air, But So Far No Bubble
- 2009-09-29
- ·Reality Check for Prophets of Protectionism
- 2009-08-17
Hong Kong-based chief China economist at JP Morgan Chase. Frank Gong is also the managing director and head of China Research Division at JPMorgan Chase.
New
Macro Policy Support for Growth 2008-10-31
Weakening end demand is the root problem. It calls for more aggressive fiscal policy to rouse the domestic market.
Past Articles
- ·China's Response to Global Turmoil
- 2008-10-08
- ·Key Risks of China
- 2008-05-16
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A Wrongheaded, Sheltered Start for ChiNext |
| The lesson from the ChiNext launch is as old as China's stock market: Too much regulatory protection leads to speculation. |
- A Crisis Policy Exit Plan in Two, Easy Steps
- Since a quick stimulus exit and credit clampdown appear unlikely, China's policymakers should consider backing off gradually.
- Enhancing China-Latin America Economic Relations
| Zhejiang and Decoupling |
| Whose side of the coupling debate is winning now that Zhejiang Province has detailed its foreign investment boom? |
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