Is China’s economy turning Japanese? By George Magnus Posted on August 7, 2023 In China Balance sheet recession, Deflation 0 First published: The New Statesman, 07 August 2023The idea of China “turning Japanese”,Continue reading...
Beijing is right to be worried about the Chinese economy By George Magnus Posted on August 7, 2023 In China China consumption, China economic reforms 0 In the middle of 2023, China’s economy is misfiring. What its leaders can and cannot do about it will prove tellingContinue reading...
China cannot allow jobless young to ‘lie flat’ By George Magnus Posted on July 22, 2023 In China China formal and informal employment, China youth unemployment 0 The plight of disillusioned, pessimistic youth is a blight on the economy — and societyContinue reading...
The Comeback of Industrial Policy: Adam Smith, Bidenomics and the global system By George Magnus Posted on July 13, 2023 In China, United States, Viewpoints Adam Smith and current economics, Bidenomics 0 Summary of a speech on Intervention and the new industrial policy, and why Adam Smith thought it about all beforeContinue reading...
De-dollarisation would upend the global economy By George Magnus Posted on July 7, 2023 In China, Global Economy + Finance, United States China, CIPS 0 De-dollarisation rolls off the tongue easily enough, but its supporters and advocates do not really know that they are playing with fire.Continue reading...
Dollar :-) By George Magnus Posted on April 21, 2023 In China, Global Economy + Finance, United States Dedollarisation, Dollar dominance 0 De-dollarisation is all the rage, and probably reflects the uncertainty and pessimism arising from volatile economic and geopolitical times. But it is n’t happening as people sayContinue reading...