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China’s economy: Is a slowdown on the way?

China Rising panel

Will China’s economy continue growing rapidly in the years ahead? It’s likely to continue growing, panellists of the ‘China Rising’ session at the INSEAD Leadership Summit in Asia said, although perhaps not quite as quickly as before. Read more

 


 

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The identification, assessment and mitigation of political risk

Riot scene with fire and policeman
While investors the world over are willing to spend considerable time and money employing lawyers and accountants to carry out ‘due diligence’ on planned investments, particularly those in foreign jurisdictions, very few resources - if any - are allocated to examining the political factors that may influence the success of the venture. Read more
 
How can Europe kick-start growth against the rising tide of global competition?
Competition plenary session

As European growth remains sluggish compared to that posted in Asia, the issue of how Europe can kick-start its economy came under the spotlight at the Leadership Summit.
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Leadership Summit 2007: Is Europe still relevant?
The energy ‘battlefield’ in Europe
Risk assessment: Keep it simple
Distressed German companies: Opportunities for Asian investors?
Reputational risk management: A key determinant of competitive performance
The China market: Windows of opportunity
Tech innovation in the Middle East
Global information technology: The rankings


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I have been reading all these wonderful ideas but somehow I see a serious disconnect between the developed and developing world. I am a member of the developing world and so far have not been able to connect to members of the developed world. It is becoming increasing difficult for knowledge producers or brokers from the developing world to connect with the rest of the universe. From what I see, knowledge seems to trickle from the top but somehow this equation has to be revisited and knowledge has turned into an organic form and is being produced in every little island where humans reside. How do we collect this knowledge and put them forward for world to learn and share from and how do we create a model where there is equity in sharing? These are the issues of today and the world needs to begin its journey into these tricky affairs with an open mind and not with an 'us versus them attitude.' Last of all, we need to have a sustainable universe so let us start moving in that direction.

Ziaur Rahman
IITM
Dhaka
posted on : 15-May-2008
According to my vision, China's economic growth will continue steadily for next few years too, because basic infrastructures in that country have been completed so many years before than India and other developing countries in Asia. As well as the Government of China has been steady itself and working strongly towards growth of China only.
Sunil Badurkar
Osmanabad, Maharashtra
India
posted on : 24-Mar-2008

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