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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 research team. Job description attached. # #china #econ…lnkd.in/d8icFMf
#hiring Gavekal is hiring for its research teams in Hong Kong and Beijing. Three positions are open:
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A couple of interviews china-economy-book.com/2016/…
Agree w/ F. Sisci's excellent piece: China must recognize cooperation with rest of world is not the enemy. capx.co/china-at-the-crossro…
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Q&A with the New York Times china-economy-book.com/2016/… via @arkroeber
Q&A with the New York Times china-economy-book.com/2016/…
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Review in The Economist china-economy-book.com/2016/…
Yet more on the Japan trap china-economy-book.com/2016/…
More on the Japan trap china-economy-book.com/2016/…
More on the Japan trap china-economy-book.com/2016/…
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Avoiding the Japan trap china-economy-book.com/2016/…
Everything you need to know about China's economy, in one handy volume. Coming your way April Fool's Day. china-economy-book.com
My quote in Osnos great Xi piece newyorker.com/magazine/2015/…. is right. "Recession" in China to me means growth less than 4%, not negative.
Nope, China's not "cracking up." chinafile.com/conversation/c…
China more Pragatic than America? This fellow presents and interesting case, made me rethink hongbaos. opinionator.blogs.nytimes.co…
My latest piece on the big changes in RMB policy: brookings.edu/research/opini…




