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George Magnus

Economist and Author

George Magnus

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George Magnus

George Magnus

George Magnus is an independent economist and commentator, an Associate at the China Centre, Oxford University, and an adviser to some asset management companies.

He is a regular contributor to the Financial Times, Prospect Magazine and other written media, and appears regularly on BBC TV and radio, Bloomberg TV and other outlets.

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"George Magnus does not look like a prophet. Yet this is the man widely acknowledged to have predicted that the US sub-prime mortgage crisis would trigger a global recession."

- Josephine Moulds, The Daily Telegraph

George Magnus's Viewpoints Blog

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  • China’s leaders are spooked
  • The Comeback of Industrial Policy: Adam Smith, Bidenomics and the global system
  • Decoupling
  • Common prosperity: more slogan than solution

Latest Articles

  • Inside China’s great game for the Arctic

    The People's Republic of China has long harboured ambitions in the High North, and now seeks to extend its influence by exploiting the effects of climate change and rifts within the transatlantic alliance. Read more →

  • Trump’s cards to play in China

    President Trump will want Xi Jinping to increase diplomatic pressure on Iran, but not at any price. Read more →

  • Why the war in Iran is not a gift to China

    The notion that Beijing is the chief beneficiary of the US-Iran conflict is wide of the mark. Read more →

  • China’s National People’s Congress 2026, Five-Year Plan, and the economy

    China's leaders recognise gathering, domestic problems, and the dangers of protectionism. Yet policies to address them will have limited effectiveness as they play second fiddle to high growth targets and industrial policy obsessions. Read more →

  • China’s Best-Laid Plans Hit Reality

    The turmoil in the Middle East has already put Beijing’s forecasts for 2026 in doubt, while the latest Five Year Plan offers no fresh thinking on the country’s top challenges. Read more →

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