A recent IMF report – (“China Economic Outlook”, February 6, 2012) – suggested that a significant recession in Europe, caused by the current sovereign debt crises, could conceivably have a knock-on effect on China’s economy – first on trade and subsequently on consumption – so severe as to slow China’s growth rate by as much as 4 percentage points. Of late, more and more news of this nature has appeared in the mainstream, causing great concern for business executives and policy makers alike.
In this special briefing, Chief Economist of The Conference Board, Dr Bart van Ark, will dimension and prioritize key risks in the global economy, identify the linkages of these risks to China, and discuss the magnitude of potential impacts on China across various scenarios.
Speaker:
Bart van Ark, Chief Economist of The Conference Board
Price: Member: CNY 200, Non-member: CNY 400
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