Titlebook: China After the Subprime Crisis; Opportunities in The Chi Lo Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010

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The Subprime Crisis Is Not a Normal Crisis,re in uncharted territory, so history may not be an appropriate guide for how things will unfold in the post-subprime world. This is perhaps a common theme that both the developed and developing worlds should focus on. For China, understanding the nature of this global ‘credit quake’ is especially c

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Post-Subprime World Still Unbalanced, Not really. This is because the developed world’s banking system is not just suffering from a temporary breakdown of the inter-bank market and a transitory fall in asset values. It is seriously impaired, and the damage will hinder the post-crisis recovery process. Even a recovery in capital markets

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Asia, a Guilty Bystander,ond their means. The global saving–investment imbalance remained in a stable disequilibrium state for almost fifteen years until the subprime crisis broke. So, although Asia did not have a financial crisis due to its relatively sound economic and financial fundamentals, it was a guilty bystander in

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China Becomes a Superpower?,n to become a superpower. Indeed, when one looks at China’s rapid growth and its increasing economic impact on the global economy and markets, in contrast to the badly damaged US economy with its financial system crippled by the subprime crisis, the image of a rising Chinese superpower seems logical

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Opportunity for Learning,sation and regulatory control. From a macroeconomic and growth perspective, it should be very clear that China was not decoupled from the growth trend of the developed world during the crisis. Post-crisis, China is still not yet an independent economic power that can grow organically and at the same

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