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SUMMARY:Economic success and financial inadequacy: The Chinese puzzle
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DESCRIPTION:China has been growing at phenomenal rates over the last two decades. Yet, its financial system is relatively underdeveloped. This constitutes a puzzle: looking at countries world-wide, it is observed that those with the fastest growth rates are also those with the best functioning financial systems. I propose a number of explanations to this puzzle, ranging from firms’ ability to generate large profits that they can re-invest facilitating growth, to their tendency to team up with foreign firms in order to indirectly acquire external equity.\n Please register for this event using our online form\n
LOCATION:G15, Muirhead Tower
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