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John Ross interviewed by Shenzhen TV on the TPP
John Ross, a senior fellow at the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renmin University of China, was interviewed by Shenzhen TV on the TPP.
2015-11-25 -
John Ross: What is the relation of US foreign policy and `jihadism`?
Even before the recent horrific terrorist attacks in Paris and Mali, the purpose of the U.S. "war on terror" as stated in words was to fight "Islamic terrorism" and "jihadism." But facts show each time the U.S. and its allies have launched a war in the Middle East it has been followed by a great strengthening and not weakening of "jihadism."
2015-11-25 -
John Ross: China to Strongly Develop Robot Industry
The World Robot Conference 2015 is set to close in Beijing on this Wednesday.During the three-day expo, China has been encouraging overseas robotics companies to share technologies with China-based vendors.
2015-11-25 -
Zhao Minghao: Europe cannot afford to make a foe of Russia
France and Russia have already begun to coordinate in fighting against extremism in Syria, and French President Francois Hollande will soon visit Moscow. This might be a signal that the relationship between Europe and Russia has started to become less tense, although it`s a bit late and comes at a heavy price.
2015-11-24 -
John Ross interviewed on CCTV News Dialogue on SOE reform
John Ross, a senior fellow at the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renmin University of China, was interviewed on CCTV News Dialogue on SOE reform.
2015-11-24 -
John Ross: 2015 APEC meeting: building inclusive economies
John Ross, a senior fellow at the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renmin University of China, was interviewed by the CCTV on 2015 APEC meeting.
2015-11-23 -
John Ross: China, Singapore to Upgrade FTA
CRI`s Shane Bigham spoke with John Ross, senior fellow with the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renmin University.
2015-11-23 -
Wang Yanhang: Criticism of hefty savings by govt agencies doesn’t take local needs into account
I believe that for an issue of such significance, it is imprudent to jump to such a simple conclusion without thorough research into how the money is being used by the government agencies, because different levels of government vary in their financial capabilities and financial management.
2015-11-20 -
Liu Zhiqin: China’s investment in Africa’s people a winning plan
Most Chinese people think of Africa as a far-off, remote land. Many people got to know about it from books, movies and pictures of wild animals, deserts, and the generally poor living conditions. The people and the culture of Africa remain mysterious and interesting to people outside the continent.
2015-11-19 -
Liu Zongyi: G20 committed to tackling structural imbalances in global economy
The tenth meeting of the G20 heads of government was held over the weekend in Turkey`s southwestern city of Antalya. Themed around "Collective Action for Inclusive and Robust Growth," the summit embraced the priorities of "inclusiveness, implementation and investment" and discussed the global economic landscape, inclusive growth, anti-corruption and other topics.
2015-11-18 -
Wang Wen: The Belt and Road initiative to boost growth, stability
Wang Wen, who is attending the Think 20, an advisory adjunct to G20 says that the initiative contributes to greater economic stability.
2015-11-18 -
Wang Wen: Advice offered for G20 in China
China can better share its development experience with the world as host of the 2016 summit. The nation will promote as a core value finance that serves the real economy. It will also promote increased long-term infrastructure investment and closing the global infrastructure funding gap.
2015-11-18 -
Hu Yuwei: How will China run the G20?
Economic growth will be the top priority during China’s G20 presidency, says Hu Yuwei, a research fellow at the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies (RDCY) of Renmin University of China.
2015-11-17 -
Wang Wen: Hopes high as Xi leaves for meetings
Wang Wen, the executive dean of the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies of Renmin University of China, said that since China will chair the G20 summit next year, "the hosting in itself is a perfect chance for China to better get integrated into the world and make it better".
2015-11-16 -
Hu Yuwei : G20 can`t afford to forget global economy
Although terrorism is likely to be a main talking point at the G20 summit in Turkey`s southwestern seaside city of Antalya, and Francois Hollande has announced he will not attend, the planned discussions on the three main themes, "inclusiveness, investment and implementation", will still take place.
2015-11-16 -
John Ross: TPP - a US `slow growth` Pacific club
The character of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) becomes clear immediately after the fundamental economic data for its 12 intended signatory countries is examined. They are dominated by the G7 economies of the United States, Japan and Canada. These, together with Australia, constitute 90 percent of the GDP of potential signatories. Participating developing economies - Mexico, Malaysia, Chile, Vietnam and Peru - make up only 8 percent.
2015-11-16 -
Zhao Minghao: South China Sea tensions shouldn’t slow exchanges
The Chinese and US navies kicked off a joint military drill in the Atlantic waters near Florida recently. Despite frictions caused by a US Navy destroyer sailing into waters within 12 nautical miles of Chinese islands in the South China Sea, both countries hope to avoid miscalculation and advance military communication and cooperation steadily amid divergences.
2015-11-11 -
Rakesh Gupta: P2P lending offers tempting investment option
Since the 1980s, Chinese society has undergone changes not only from a political perspective but also in terms of economics and regulation. The economy has seen annual growth rates of up to 14 percent and appears to be stabilizing at just under 7 percent per annum.
2015-11-10 -
Wang Yiwei: ‘Belt and Road’ offers route to cooperation in Europe
China`s GDP now accounts for 13 percent of the global total and China has become one of the three major economic powers in the world together with the US and EU.
2015-11-09 -
Wang Wen: China: the key to G20 success
The international monetary system must be realigned to reflect today’s less Western-centric global economy, argues Wang Wen, Executive Dean of Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renmin University of China.
2015-11-05
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