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In November 2013, Chinese President Xi Jinping and other leaders announced a bold and comprehensive program of economic modernization, backed up by political reforms. Yet some observers have been skeptical that this program will set China's economy on a new path to sustained growth and bolster its trade and investment relationships, which have great importance for the global economy.
With its report, Avoiding the Blind Alley: China's Economic Overhaul and Its Global Implications, the Asia Society Policy Institute offers new insights on the changing profile and prospects of what will soon be the world's largest economy. The report, produced in collaboration with the Rhodium Group, clarifies the ambitions of China's economic reform program, assesses the progress China has made in implementing reforms, and forecasts the impacts the program will have on China's economy and the world economy.
With its report, Avoiding the Blind Alley: China's Economic Overhaul and Its Global Implications, the Asia Society Policy Institute offers new insights on the changing profile and prospects of what will soon be the world's largest economy. The report, produced in collaboration with the Rhodium Group, clarifies the ambitions of China's economic reform program, assesses the progress China has made in implementing reforms, and forecasts the impacts the program will have on China's economy and the world economy.
Join AmCham China, the Asia Society, and the Center for China and Globalization in collaboration with CBN/CBN Research for a presentation by the report's author, Daniel H. Rosen, Wadsworth Fellow for Asia Society Policy Institute, Co-Founder and China Practice Leader, Rhodium Group, and a panel discussion that will assess the progress China has made in implementing these reforms and consider the impacts the reform program will have on China, the US, and the global economy.
Please visit http://asiasociety.org/policy-institute/china-economy for more information and to download the report.
Please visit http://asiasociety.org/policy-institute/china-economy for more information and to download the report.
