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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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Syria

After Years of Fighting, Syria’s Hopes for Peace are Low

Syria’s nightmare is a regional conflict with global stakes. It exemplifies the eclipse of US efforts at regime changes, whereas Chinese policy holds the promise of economic development. However,...

China

China’s Possible Population Problems

The long-anticipated abolition of China's one-child policy is a first step in the right direction. However, they can do much more. In the West, the criticism of the one-child...

China

China Aims for ‘Moderately Prosperous’

China’s new development blueprint seeks to realize a moderately prosperous society by 2020. At the recently concluded Fifth Plenum of the 18th Communist Party of China Central Committee, the “Four...

International Trade

Which Trade Scenario Has the Most Potential to Succeed?

While the U.S.-led Trans-Pacific Partnership has potential to split Asia Pacific, it could be a foundation for truly free trade, along with other free trade plans in the region....

China

Can China’s GDP Per Capita Grow Amid an Economic Slowdown?

As China’s growth is decelerating, Chinese purchasing power is accelerating. The next five-year plan will boost the change. Only a few years ago, China still enjoyed double-digit growth. According...

Hong Kong

How Much Does Hong Kong Need China?

In the past, so the legend goes, Hong Kong feared nothing. Today, the city seems frozen by its obstacles. Can it change, once more? In a recent commentary, I...

Hong Kong

What is Driving Hong Kong Growth Now?

Hong Kong’s growth has eclipsed, says Dan Steinbock. Without an aggressive growth strategy and China’s innovation, the city’s living standards will deflate. “We are looking at a new normal,...

Currencies

London Says Yuan for the Money

Of the world’s two largest international financial centers, London is warming up to the renminbi, but Wall Street is running behind. Recently, the former mayor of New York City...

International Trade

Achieving the ‘Asian Century’

The recent Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement presents Asia with good, bad and ugly scenarios. Had the TPP failed, that would have been a severe blow to the credibility of the...

Energy

Oil Exacerbates Sub-Saharan Africa’s Currency Woes

Since lower oil prices typically result in depreciation of the oil exporters’ currencies, the dramatic plunge of oil prices has severe implications for sub-Saharan Africa. After the global financial...

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