Date: 28 September 12:00-14:00pm
Location: Guangzhou
Overview: The talk will look at China's key role in the world economy, the growth of Chinese companies and their ability to become global companies, and the importance of RMB/Yuan exchange rate against the US Dollar. Patrick McNutt will use game theory concepts to present an overview of China and its increasing role as an economic power in the global economy. He will argue that there is a delicate balance to be achieved in the understanding of the new economics of continued growth in China's domestic economy and China's international role as a key strategic player in the world economy. Future economic scenarios will be discussed ahead of G20 Meeting in South Korea in November this year.
Speaker:
Prof. Patrick McNutt Patrick is a Visiting Fellow at Manchester Business School, UK with responsibility for two modules, Managerial Economics/Economics of Strategy and Ethics, Governance and Competition Policy.
He is an author of numerous articles and books. Most recently published book Law, Economics and Antitrust (2005) and Guest Editor of Special Issue on Governance in International Journal of Social Economics to appear in 2010. Two new books are due in 2010 Management Type and Strategy with McGraw Hill Publishing and Political Economy of Law with Elgar Publishing.
Previously, Professor of Political Economy at the University of Ulster 1994-1996, executive Chairman of the Irish Competition Authority 1996-2000, inaugural Chairman of Jersey Competition and Regulatory Authority, Channel Islands, UK, 2001-2004, Oxford graduate and former IDB/World Bank consultant.Recent Post online: Signal on ‘Gradual exchange rate policy’ from China Nokia signals: They need to ‘patch’ and re-map strategy Signals on web fees: End of Net Neutrality Signals & G20:End of RMB Peg Nokia and Dell: Generation
Please note due to limited number of seats, the rule first come, first serve will be applied.
R.S.V.P. required. To register for this event please send email to Ms. Michelle Wen at prd@euccc.com.cn by 26th September.
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