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Andy Xie warns that Hong Kong's dependence on the housing sector to drive economic growth is feeding another asset bubble. When it burst...
Shattered illusions
Andy Xie forecasts escalating volatility in the global economy next year as the West begins to pay for its past excesses and the emerging ...
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Beyond the bubble
February 7, 2012 / Andy Xie Andy Xie urges the Chinese government to embrace the restructuring that is needed to sustain economic growth, ...
Money shortage ?
2011-07-04 / Andy Xie Summary ------------- The so-called money shortage today reflects excessive money demand in the past, which wa...
Start the international board now
A country becomes a financial center because it has succeeded in becoming the trade center. Germany's plight today should remind every...
Supporting euro
2011-01-24 / Andy Xie, The New Century Weekly Summary ------------ China and Japan are supporting eurozone by purchasing government ...
Slow growth era may have arrived
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The last article of year 2011
Dear All, This is my last article for 2011. Hope you have enjoyed my articles during the year. 2011 is a very difficult one for everyone. Th...
2012: Beyond leadership crisis
Steve Jobs is dead. Tim Geithner is still the US treasury secretary. That pretty much summarizes the affairs of the world. 2011-10-10 /...
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