The European Chamber Tianjin Chapter is delighted to invite you to an exclusiv review of the findings of the OECD Economic Survey of China 2010, on March 24th evening in Sheraton Tianjin Hotel.
The results will be presented by Richard Herd, Senior Economist and Head of the China and India Desk, at the Economics Department of the OECD.
The OECD Economic Survey of China 2010, the first such OECD survey for five years, officially launched on February 2nd. The survey looks at how China has weathered the global crisis and assesses the challenges ahead. Its recommendations cover a range of issues from monetary policy and financial market opening to competition and social security. It also examines the reforms needed to boost labour mobility, improve health care and ensure a sustainable pension system.
Speaker:
Richard Herd is the main author of the OECD Economic Survey of China 2010. He is currently responsible for economic analysis of the Chinese and Indian economies in the Economics Department of the OECD. He wrote the first OECD economic surveys of both of these countries in 2005 and 2007 respectively and supervised a report on Chinese public expenditure policies.
Prior to working at the OECD, Mr Herd was employed by the Foreign Office and Bank of England in London. He is a graduate of the University of Cambridge and is British.
Agenda:
18:30–18:55 Registration & payment
18:55–19:00 Welcome opening by Dr. Eric Bouteiller
19:00–19:40 Presentation by Mr. Richard Herd
19:40–20:30 Dinner (appetizer and main course are served)
20:30–20:50 Q&A session served with desserts and coffee
20:50–20:55 Closing Remarks by Dr. Eric Bouteiller
20:55 onwards Networking
Terms & Conditions:
To confirm your attendance please kindly contact Kitty Wang at tianjin@euccc.com.cn or by phone on 022 2374 1122 before the close of business on Mar.23rd, 2010.
If after registering you are unable to attend, please cancel your participation by phone or email 24hours in advance, otherwise the full rate will be charge. This will help the smooth running of the event. Thanks for your kind understanding.