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Andy Xie
Andy
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 Xie New
Why China and Japan Need an East Asia Bloc
Withering exports and asset bubbles have forced Asians – especially China and Japan -- to work harder at free trade pacts.
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Andy Xie 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
·What We Can Learn as Japan's Economy Sinks
   2009-09-16
·New Bubble Threatens a V-Shaped Rebound
   2009-08-20
·China Counts Down to the Next Bubble Burst
   2009-08-05
·Stimulus, Storytelling and Bouncing Bears
   2009-07-20
·Creative Destruction, From Taiwan to Twitter
   2009-07-06
·Fear the Dark Side of China's Lending Surge
   2009-06-19
·Tight Spot for Fed, Blind Spot for Investors
   2009-06-09
·Efficiency's Urgent Cry for Attention
   2009-05-25
·Stimulate Away Our Imbalances? Dream On
   2009-05-11
·Bulls, not Bears, May End in Tears
   2009-04-27
·Double Dipping in 2010
   2009-04-13
·Optimal Response to the Fed Printing Dollars
   2009-04-01
·Reform, Not Liquidity, Is the Way Out
   2009-03-16
·A Decade to Lose
   2009-03-04
·The Blame Game
   2009-02-18
·Hard Landing vs. Stimulus
   2009-01-20
·Goodbye 2008
   2009-01-04
·Mutual Aid Or Mutual Destruction
   2008-12-30
·Yuan Devaluation Is Unlikely
   2008-12-22
·On Effective Stimulus
   2008-12-09
·The Natural Bottom
   2008-11-24
·Obama to the Rescue?
   2008-11-10
·Bretton Woods II?
   2008-10-21
·Nuclear Winter
   2008-10-09
·Saving America
   2008-09-23
·Global Hard Landing
   2008-09-22
Editorial
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.
Opinion Leader
  • A Crisis Policy Exit Plan in Two, Easy Steps
  • 'Jobless' Recovery Invalidates Okun's Law
  • Brace for Possible Asset Bubble Implosions
    • Macroreview
  • A Crisis Policy Exit Plan in Two, Easy Steps
  • Crisis Tests Strength of China's Export Muscle
  • Why Taxes Matter for Economic Growth
  • The Need to Rebalance both the Chinese and U.S. Economies
  • Commentary: Mulling a Next Step for China's Macro Policy
    • Quotes
    Printing money is the ultimate power in the financial crisis and the key to shaping the post-crisis currency landscape. If China misses this chance, it might end up repeating Japan's mistake which led to a lost-decade with an over reliance on currency depreciation.
    From Readers
  • Structural adjustment is going on, overcapacities will disappear
  • We would see a global recovery next year
  • Questions about SOEs
  • Eastern Europe has very different countries with very different economic situation
  • comments about overseas acquisition
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