Tang Xuepeng, Senior Editor, 21st Century Business Herald
Aug 24, 2011
Even though the United States came to an agreement on the debt ceiling negotiations recently, Standard and Poor’s still downgraded the nation’s longstanding s
Brenda Foster, President, American Chamber of Commerce
Aug 23, 2011
Much of America’s growth in exports in 2010 can be attributed to China, which is now America’s third-largest and fastest growing export market by volume. In 2010, American exports to China surged by about a third from the previous year to $93 billion, outpacing worldwide export growth by a double-digit margin. China will likely remain America’s fastest growing export destination for many years to come.
Derek Scissors, Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute
Aug 13, 2011
China compiled its economic data for the first half of the year in less than two weeks. This is not nearly enough time to survey 1.36 billion people unless very
Dan Steinbock, Founder, Difference Group
Aug 10, 2011
Since mid-May, the United States has lived on borrowed time as Washington has debated multiple deficit-plans before the Aug 2 deadline. After last-minute twists
Han Dongping, Professor, Warren Wilson College
Aug 01, 2011
The Obama administration and Republican Congress have been engaged in a very difficult negotiation regarding raising the US debt limit. US debt will reach the $
Zhang Ming, Researcher, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Jul 05, 2011
There has been heated discussion on whether the Chinese economy will experience a hard landing. In a survey conducted by Caijing.com.cn, the news portal of Chin
John Tamny, Editor, RealClearMarkets & Forbes Opinions
Jul 04, 2011
Recently the China—United States Exchange Foundation invited me, along with three other economics writers, on a tour of China. It occurred over 11 days, and th
Gordon Chang, Writer
Jun 07, 2011
Chinese growth is on a downward path. Gross domestic product increased 11.9% in the first quarter last year, and the rate of increase has declined every quart
Stephen Roach, Senior Fellow, Yale University
May 31, 2011
The China doubters are back in force. They seem to come in waves – every few years, or so. Yet, year in and year out, China has defied the naysayers and stayed
May 05, 2011
Republicans in the U.S. Congress reached an 11th hour compromise with President Obama about the fiscal year 2011 budget, narrowly avoiding the machinery of gove