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Arthur Kroeber

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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
6 years
Gavekal Dragonomics is hiring a China macroeconomist. We're looking for a smart, creative person with a strong knowledge of how China's economy works and an interest in being part of a world-leading research team. Job description attached. # #china #econ…
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Gavekal Dragonomics is hiring a China macroeconomist. We're looking for a smart, creative person with a strong knowledge of how China's economy works and an interest in being part of a world-leading...
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
6 years
#hiring Gavekal is hiring for its research teams in Hong Kong and Beijing. Three positions are open:.- Deputy China editor (Beijing).- China finance sector analyst (Beijing or Hong Kong).- Emerging Markets economist/strategist (Hong Kong).For more info on…
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
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Whois@triptilahiri.
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
9 years
A couple of interviews
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china-economy-book.com
If you want a full exposition of my views on where China’s economy is headed, and you can’t find your way to any of my book talks (shame!) then the next best thing is to listen to this …
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
9 years
Q&A with Quartz
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china-economy-book.com
Here’s another Q&A, with Quartz, focusing on China’s debt problem: What Everybody Needs To Know About China’s Debt Load.
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
9 years
Agree w/ F. Sisci's excellent piece: China must recognize cooperation with rest of world is not the enemy.
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capx.co
As China has launched its massive new foreign policy movement with Xi Jinping’s “One Belt One Road” initiative, the country may now need also some kind of radical reappraisal of its position in the...
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
9 years
Q&A with the New York Times via @arkroeber.
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china-economy-book.com
I have a Q&A, focusing on innovation and economic reform, in the New York Times Sinosphere blog today. The interviewer is Ian Johnson, probably the best foreign reporter now working in China. I…
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
9 years
Q&A with the New York Times
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china-economy-book.com
I have a Q&A, focusing on innovation and economic reform, in the New York Times Sinosphere blog today. The interviewer is Ian Johnson, probably the best foreign reporter now working in China. I…
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
9 years
Review in The Economist
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china-economy-book.com
The current issue of The Economist gives me a nice review, paired with the excellent book by NPR’s estimable Rob Schmitz. Very pleased to be in his company. “Arthur Kroeber’s book…
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
9 years
Yet more on the Japan trap
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china-economy-book.com
Here’s the piece I recently wrote for Bloomberg View on the risk that China falls into a Japan style, high-debt / low growth trap: The debate over how China’s economy might evolve over the ne…
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
9 years
More on the Japan trap
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I’ve recently been writing and speaking about the comparison between today’s China and 1990s Japan. Here’s a link to a presentation on this topic that I gave earlier this week at …
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
9 years
More on the Japan trap
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china-economy-book.com
I’ve recently been writing and speaking about the comparison between today’s China and 1990s Japan. Here’s a link to a presentation on this topic that I gave earlier this week at …
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
9 years
Avoiding the Japan trap
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china-economy-book.com
China’s economy isn’t anywhere near collapse. But it does run a real risk of repeating many of the mistakes Japan made in the early 1990s. The basic issue is that corporate debt is risi…
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
9 years
Everything you need to know about China's economy, in one handy volume. Coming your way April Fool's Day.
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By Arthur R. Kroeber (Oxford University Press, 2016)
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
10 years
My quote in Osnos great Xi piece http://t.co/QhNloOGJ6q. is right. "Recession" in China to me means growth less than 4%, not negative.
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newyorker.com
How Xi Jinping, an unremarkable provincial administrator, became China’s most authoritarian leader since Mao.
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
10 years
Nope, China's not "cracking up." http://t.co/OtnlaiotOt.
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chinafile.com
On March 7, The Wall Street Journal published an opinion piece by David Shambaugh arguing that “the endgame of Chinese communist rule has now begun...and it has progressed further than many think.”
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
11 years
Of course that is Pragmatic, not Pragatic. .
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
11 years
China more Pragatic than America? This fellow presents and interesting case, made me rethink hongbaos. http://t.co/CJcGEcWSHo.
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archive.nytimes.com
Are the Chinese outdoing Americans at their own philosophical game?
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
11 years
My latest piece on the big changes in RMB policy: http://t.co/BMpKCNtNfM.
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Arthur Kroeber
@arkroeber
11 years
My take on what we learned at the NPC: http://t.co/XicjpBZcbK.
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