Why China’s High Investment Levels Won’t Hurt Them

by | Sep 11, 2012 | Asia, central bank, China, competency, Culture, Economic forecast, economic reforms, economic slump, economists, Economy, gdp, jobs, labor, labor standards, Leadership, media, Policy, Politics, real estate, recession, Uncategorized

I wrote a piece for Forbes explaining that contrary to what many analysts say, the enormous investments in infrastructure in China will be good for the economy and also visionary on the part of China’s leadership:...

The Prince with the Common Touch

by | Feb 16, 2012 | China, diplomacy, Leadership, soft power

The Prince With The Common Touch (also on Policy Blog) | Ann Lee “We’ve displayed to this world leader our work ethic, No. 1, and our value for friendship; that’s No. 2,” Mayor DeWayne M. Hopkins said in an interview at City Hall. “If that message can be disseminated...

Herman Cain’s China Gaffe

by | Nov 4, 2011 | democracy, Leadership, presidential election

Herman Cain’s China Gaffe (also posted on Policy Shop) Herman Cain has revealed an embarrassing truth about his politics which is that he lacks even superficial knowledge about the world outside of U.S. borders.  When he said that China is a threat to the U.S. because...
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