.... according to William Pesek of Bloomberg (see more here).
I tend to agree- see my earlier posts on China's bubble here, here, and here.
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Since April 19, 2007
- James Yetman
- Hong Kong
- I teach Macroeconomics at the University of Hong Kong. I use this blog to write about macroeconomic developments in Hong Kong, answer interesting students posed by my students, and discuss anything else that interests me and seems vaguely on-topic.
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October
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- US recession round-up....
- The Collateral Damage of Trade....
- Trading Diseases.....
- Froth and Bubbles....
- China's Growing Reserves....
- Understanding Hyperinflation
- Measuring The Contribution of Labour and Capital t...
- You're not as old as you think....
- How will the USD depreciation affect the US economy?
- Oct. 19 1987: Could it happen again?
- The current account and the exchange rate...
- Nobel Prize Winners in Economics
- Why have a currency board?
- Mis-measuring Trade
- Mis-measuring GDP....
- Housing wealth shock... US version
- Hong Kong Tax Cut Harmony....
- Hong Kong's fiscal policy is cyclical?
- The CE announces tax cuts.... big deal
- The HKMA is On Top of Things....
- Paying for Inactivity, Indonesian Style
- Sports, sentiment, and cycles....
- China is a "Bubble of Bubbles".... and Ben is to B...
- Do bubbles slow economic growth?
- Dilbert the Economist...
- Will India Catch up... continued
- India is Catching Up? China too? Don't count on it...
- Mysterious Markets....
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