The European Chamber is delighted to welcome back Dr. Dan Steinbock, renowned authority on economics, to discuss the role (and potential role) China and other developing economies in resolving the debt crises plaguing the West.
U.S. unemployment remains at 9.1%. The Eurozone is coping with its worst turmoil since the postwar era. Since fall 2008, the leading advanced economies have been struggling with severe debt crises, which have been deteriorating since the market peak of April 2011. In the coming decade or two, the combined GDP of the large emerging economies (BRICs: Brazil, Russia, India and China) will exceed that of the leading advanced economies (G-7: United States, EU major economies, and Japan). Will China and the BRICs "save" the leading advanced economies? And since China's current economic power is superior relative to other BRICs, what is or could be China's role in the ongoing debt crises in the West?
In the past few months, Dr. Dan Steinbock (bio), has been commenting on these issues in the US/Europe/Japan (Roubini Global Economics, CNBC, CNN) and China (China Daily, Global Entrepreneur, CCTV primetime TV shows). He is Research Director of International Business at India China and America Institute (USA), Visiting Fellow at Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (China) and recently also at EU Center in Singapore. He will look at the opportunities and challenges posed by the increasingly-powerful BRICS economic alliance and the debt crises in the West.
Agenda
14:00-14:30 - Registration and refreshments
14:30-14:35 - Introduction from European Chamber
14:35-15:15 - Presentation from Dr. Dan Steinbock
15:15-15:45 - Q+A & Discussion
15:45-16:30 - Networking
Registration
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