Chen Gong
Chen Gong founded Anbound, an independent think tank with headquarters in Beijing, in 1993. He is now its chief researcher, with expertise in information analysis, particularly in the area of public policy.
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Hong Kong’s importance to the yuan and Congress’ new bill show that the trade war has turned into a financial conflict. China’s goal to internationalise the yuan may require greater diversification in the face of such scrutiny.
Hong Kong’s importance to the yuan and Congress’ new bill show that the trade war has turned into a financial conflict. China’s goal to internationalise the yuan may require greater diversification in the face of such scrutiny.
Trade war, rising costs and economic reforms deemed too little, too late are behind China’s latest foreign capital flights. What is different this time is that the withdrawals are part of a migration of the industrial chain out of China.
Trade war, rising costs and economic reforms deemed too little, too late are behind China’s latest foreign capital flights. What is different this time is that the withdrawals are part of a migration of the industrial chain out of China.
Cambodia and Vietnam are two examples of complicated business environments in Southeast Asia where the foreign investor needs to tread with care: rising costs, a less efficient workforce, and stronger labour movements are just a few of the risks.
Cambodia and Vietnam are two examples of complicated business environments in Southeast Asia where the foreign investor needs to tread with care: rising costs, a less efficient workforce, and stronger labour movements are just a few of the risks.
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