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Dr Steinbock is an internationally recognized expert of the multipolar world. He focuses on international business, international relations, investment and risk among all major advanced economies and large emerging economies. In addition to advisory activities (www.differencegroup.net), he is affiliated with India China and America Institute (USA), Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (China) and EU Center (Singapore). For more, please see http://www.differencegroup.net/. Research Director of International Business at India China and America Institute (USA) and Visiting Fellow at Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (China) and the EU Center (Singapore).

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China

Checking in on China’s Rustbelt

Northeast China is under heavy pressure to reduce overcapacity. As the economy is rebalancing, so must “China’s Rustbelt.” But how? In the next five years, China's steel sector should...

China

China Real Estate Policies Should Not Be One Size Fits All

While some observers claim China is heading for another property bubble, the big picture is more complex. There are signs of bubble formation in some cities and excessive inventory...

Europe/Middle East

Europe Looks for Answers

Today, Europe is struggling with a series of old and new challenges. Hard choices can no longer be deferred. For half a decade, Europe has struggled with excessive debt...

China

Granting China ‘Market Economy Status’ is Proving Divisive in the EU

The dispute over China's “market economy status” (MES) divides Europe by countries and industries. It stems from China’s 2001 agreement to join the World Trade Organisation (WTO), which Beijing...

China

Hitting a New Growth Target

China’s new growth target of 6.5-7% will ensure more flexibility amid deceleration at home and stagnation in the West. It is a balancing act between reforms and deleveraging. China’s...

Nigeria

The IMF is not Happy with Nigeria

As Nigeria’s economic challenges are rising, the IMF has been increasingly vocal. What is really needed are policies that are in the interest of most Nigerians. According to the...

Political Economy

The U.S. Presidential Campaign’s Rising Political Risk

Whether Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump or somebody else takes the White House, pragmatism is likely to be the eventual winner. Dan Steinbock looks ahead to how an American presidency...

Energy

Who Benefits from the Energy Sector Mess?

The US-led petrodollar era is being surpassed by a multipolar oil age in the Middle East. The transition is permeated by fundamental change and financial speculation that is penalizing...

China

Is China’s Xi on the Correct Economic Path?

President Xi Jinping’s economic thinking – “Xiconomics” – reflects the kind of adjustment that is required by Chinese rebalancing in a challenging international environment. Three years ago, sinologists in...

Brazil

Brazil’s BRIC Dream Growth Now Seems Long Ago

Only a few years ago, Brazil exemplified the BRIC dream of rapid growth. Now it is coping with its longest recession, loss of confidence, possibly a lost decade. Dan...

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