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George Magnus

Economist and Author

George Magnus

Economist and Author

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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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  • Continuity underlines most 2018 predictions: how realistic is that?
  • Chinese incidents with a sting in the tale
  • Carpetbaggers of Brexit
  • Can Macron get labour reforms to work?

Latest Articles

  • Does the next economic crisis lie in surging global debt?

    The IMF’s recent warning should be taken very seriously Read more →

  • Trade war salvos have ominous implications

    10/04/2018 Trade war salvos have ominous implications

    At the Boao Forum in China today,

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  • Brexit Britain looks to Xi’s Asia

    But our position is not strong—and will only weaken further when we leave the European Union Read more →

  • Britain’s productivity funk will pass

    Since the crash Britain has lost years in all-important productivity growth—but a revival will come sooner or later, Brexit permitting Read more →

  • America’s trade confrontation with China is a sign of the new Cold War

    The first salvos in a trade war have been fired, but whatever happens next, China and the US are set to have a much more adversarial relationship Read more →

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Quite sobering and depressing leader on the mess that is the modern Republican Party, organised around one man.… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
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Not because it signifies systemic crisis, but because the biggest surge has been in EM, esp China, and cos it’s goi… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
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In a parallel universe this might be true. Not in ours though. Reform and opening up means what it says, comrades. twitter.com/beijingreview/…
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@samquigley Abandonment of OCP had a one off effect in 2016. After that ‘as you were’. The prob is the rural migran… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
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@DuncanWeldon The scary stuff however is elsewhere. Table on NPV of age related spending. Updated data sligjtly bet… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
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