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2014-11-05 | Shanghai

Members of the European Chamber Shanghai were invited to discuss with Dan Rosen, founding partner of Rhodium Group and a Jack Wadsworth Fellow at the Asia Society Policy Institut, China's current reform process.
China’s economic reform program announced in November 2013 has begun to bring China closer to an advanced, market-oriented economic model that can deliver a potential GDP growth rate of 6% through 2020. However, the country must overhaul its approach to governance in order to achieve its economic potential. According to the study Avoiding the Blind Alley: China’s Economic Overhaul and Its Global Implications it is a tense moment for China where the only thing more risky than reforms is to have no reforms. The event was hosted by Jones Day.

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