Dan Steinbock
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Dr. Steinbock is Guest Fellow of Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (SIIS). He also has affiliations with think-tanks focusing on the United States, Europe and India. For more see: http://www.differencegroup.net |
November 10, 2016
- After the Trump triumph
- The Trump victory was a "stunning surprise" to Washington and mainstream media. But it was very much in line with voter distrust in both Clintons and Washington's ruling class.
November 8, 2016
- Overcoming the middle-income trap with structural reforms
- According to the World Bank, China is an upper-middle-income country. However, only structural reforms will allow China to surpass the middle-income trap.
November 3, 2016
- US 2016: Fight for leadership begins after the election
- After the bizarre 2016 election, Washington faces a slate of investigations and a gridlock. Internationally, threats include new Cold War(s). Depending on the outcome, the election could even be contested.
November 1, 2016
- India, China face trade choices
- In the coming years, China and India must decide whether their bilateral ties will be based on economic cooperation, political facilitation and strategic trust or economic walls, political barriers and strategic containment.
October 27, 2016
- China's Q3 indicates cyclical stabilization, secular challenges
- According to the third-quarter data, China's economy grew 6.7 percent for a third consecutive quarter. Critics claim otherwise. Yet, the real disagreement involves business cycles and secular trends.
October 21, 2016
- US 2016 divides advanced and emerging economies
- In advanced and emerging economies, preferences for either Clinton or Trump differ based on the candidates' views on trade, the economy, and foreign policy doctrine.
September 9, 2016
- How to boost global growth at crossroads
- Starting in Hangzhou, for the first time, emerging and developing economies may have a bigger voice in the global economy. It is a very belated start of a long effort to transform global governance.
September 2, 2016
- Led by China, G20 must reverse the eclipse of globalization
- It is now the turn of the major advanced economies and other large emerging economies to execute their structural reforms.
August 25, 2016
- A new beginning for the G20
- With the increasing global influence of emerging economies, the G20 will inevitably find itself adjusting to their needs.
August 18, 2016
- Olympics should cherish the merit of cost control
- The Olympic Games celebrates struggle for excellence, not costs. As more emerging economies are hosting the Olympics, it is time to recall the Olympic Creed.
