1) The new Chinese leader Xi Jinping faces significant economic challenges, as China's investment-led growth model has led to problems like excess capacity, overproduction, and rising debt levels.
2) Reforms are needed, such as scaling back state-owned enterprises, encouraging domestic consumption, liberalizing interest rates and making the financial system more competitive, and strengthening the rule of law.
3) It is unclear if Xi will implement the necessary reforms, as doing so could upset political interests, but reform is needed to prevent an economic crisis in China.
China’s Labour Repressive Regime and the Global Race to the BottomAEPF
Au Loong Yu, presents ‘China’s Labour Repressive Regime and the Global Race to the Bottom’. Au Loong shows the strength of the Chinese economy is based on regressive labour policies. He focuses on the Belt and Roadways Initiative, to show that it is mainly based on driving Chinese interests, goals and geo strategic ambitions. Smaller countries face risks in welcoming this project.
Role of Government
Performance and Problems of Public sector Industries in India.
Performance and problems of private industries in India.
Government measures for promoting industries in India
Andrew Scott on the future of India and China Telstra Global
Last week the Asia Pacific Summit 2011 took place in London, presented by the London Business School and sponsored by leading telecommunications company Telstra International. The Summit brought together a wide scope of experience and perspective – from the academics of the London Business School to the heads of some of the world’s leading businesses.
The two day event incorporated lectures, speeches, case study presentations, panel sessions and interactive workshops all aimed at examining the many potential challenges and pitfalls of doing business in Asia Pacific, as well as key strategies to overcome them.
China’s Labour Repressive Regime and the Global Race to the BottomAEPF
Au Loong Yu, presents ‘China’s Labour Repressive Regime and the Global Race to the Bottom’. Au Loong shows the strength of the Chinese economy is based on regressive labour policies. He focuses on the Belt and Roadways Initiative, to show that it is mainly based on driving Chinese interests, goals and geo strategic ambitions. Smaller countries face risks in welcoming this project.
Role of Government
Performance and Problems of Public sector Industries in India.
Performance and problems of private industries in India.
Government measures for promoting industries in India
Andrew Scott on the future of India and China Telstra Global
Last week the Asia Pacific Summit 2011 took place in London, presented by the London Business School and sponsored by leading telecommunications company Telstra International. The Summit brought together a wide scope of experience and perspective – from the academics of the London Business School to the heads of some of the world’s leading businesses.
The two day event incorporated lectures, speeches, case study presentations, panel sessions and interactive workshops all aimed at examining the many potential challenges and pitfalls of doing business in Asia Pacific, as well as key strategies to overcome them.
Presentation given by Graeme Harrison, Associate Director of Oxford Economics to the NICVA Centre for Economic Empowerment (CEE) conference on Working Poverty, 28 May 2014.
This presentation will provide you an insights on what i have learn in massive online course "Financing for Developement" From Billions to trillions. Hope this presentation will also prove learning tool for your awarness in SDGs. Role of private sector and philantrophy can play in this matter.
Barriers to Economic Growth and Developmenttutor2u
This is a revision presentation covering examples of barriers ti economic growth and development in emerging and developing countries. In their revision students should consider factors such as:
Poor infrastructure
Human capital inadequacies
Primary product dependency
Declining terms of trade
Savings gap; inadequate capital accumulation
Foreign currency gap and capital flight
Corruption, poor governance, impact of civil war
Population issues
Google analytics is a free service offered by Google that generates statistics about the visitors to a website. Google Analytics is a free web analytical tool that can help you create effective sites and increase ROI on marketing campaigns. It can help answer all the important questions about your site and marketing activities, such as:
• Where my customers are coming from
• How to make marketing campaigns move effective
• Where are visitors abandoning the site
• How to improve site navigation
And can help you:
• Help you make informed decisions
• Increase conversions
• Measure keyword and ad performance
• Track a wide variety of metrics
How Google Analytics works.
You will need to insert a Google tracking code into each page of your website. When a person visits your site the code is executed and produces a first party cookie that is stored on the visitor's PC.
The webpage then sends information from this cookie as an invisible gift request containing all the data to Google Analytics server, where it is processed for you to read.
Analysing your traffic
Comparing Metrics
When analysing traffic you need to compare several metrics together. You can not measure your websites performance on pageviews alone.
Comparing the pageviews data with the bounce rate will give a clearer picture of the sites performance.
Example:
Q. If your site received 1,600 page views in week one and 2,000 in week two can you tell which week had the better performance?
A. The answer is no. You have to compare it with the bounce rate.
Week one received 1,600 page views and the bounce rate was 50%
This means half of the people (800 people) who visited these pages left the site straight away.
Week two received 2,000 page views and the bounce rate was 80%
This means only 400 people actually stayed on the site
You can see from the above example the importance of comparing metrics together.
Google Analytics will let you drill down and explore metrics in detail and the information you can get is endless. You may want to investigate what pages the visitors navigated to, where did they go afterwards and where they came from.
Analysing Marketing Campaigns
Google Analytics can help you determine which marketing activity is driving the best traffic to your site. This can be anything from SEO campaigns, referrals, affiliate programs, PPC campaigns, email campaigns and banner ads.
There are two ways you can track your campaigns, auto tagging and manual tagging.
Google AdWords uses auto tagging and automatically populate your reports with click, cost and other data.
For all other campaigns including email, affiliate and banner ads you will have to manually tag your links with campaign identifying information.
Presentation given by Graeme Harrison, Associate Director of Oxford Economics to the NICVA Centre for Economic Empowerment (CEE) conference on Working Poverty, 28 May 2014.
This presentation will provide you an insights on what i have learn in massive online course "Financing for Developement" From Billions to trillions. Hope this presentation will also prove learning tool for your awarness in SDGs. Role of private sector and philantrophy can play in this matter.
Barriers to Economic Growth and Developmenttutor2u
This is a revision presentation covering examples of barriers ti economic growth and development in emerging and developing countries. In their revision students should consider factors such as:
Poor infrastructure
Human capital inadequacies
Primary product dependency
Declining terms of trade
Savings gap; inadequate capital accumulation
Foreign currency gap and capital flight
Corruption, poor governance, impact of civil war
Population issues
Google analytics is a free service offered by Google that generates statistics about the visitors to a website. Google Analytics is a free web analytical tool that can help you create effective sites and increase ROI on marketing campaigns. It can help answer all the important questions about your site and marketing activities, such as:
• Where my customers are coming from
• How to make marketing campaigns move effective
• Where are visitors abandoning the site
• How to improve site navigation
And can help you:
• Help you make informed decisions
• Increase conversions
• Measure keyword and ad performance
• Track a wide variety of metrics
How Google Analytics works.
You will need to insert a Google tracking code into each page of your website. When a person visits your site the code is executed and produces a first party cookie that is stored on the visitor's PC.
The webpage then sends information from this cookie as an invisible gift request containing all the data to Google Analytics server, where it is processed for you to read.
Analysing your traffic
Comparing Metrics
When analysing traffic you need to compare several metrics together. You can not measure your websites performance on pageviews alone.
Comparing the pageviews data with the bounce rate will give a clearer picture of the sites performance.
Example:
Q. If your site received 1,600 page views in week one and 2,000 in week two can you tell which week had the better performance?
A. The answer is no. You have to compare it with the bounce rate.
Week one received 1,600 page views and the bounce rate was 50%
This means half of the people (800 people) who visited these pages left the site straight away.
Week two received 2,000 page views and the bounce rate was 80%
This means only 400 people actually stayed on the site
You can see from the above example the importance of comparing metrics together.
Google Analytics will let you drill down and explore metrics in detail and the information you can get is endless. You may want to investigate what pages the visitors navigated to, where did they go afterwards and where they came from.
Analysing Marketing Campaigns
Google Analytics can help you determine which marketing activity is driving the best traffic to your site. This can be anything from SEO campaigns, referrals, affiliate programs, PPC campaigns, email campaigns and banner ads.
There are two ways you can track your campaigns, auto tagging and manual tagging.
Google AdWords uses auto tagging and automatically populate your reports with click, cost and other data.
For all other campaigns including email, affiliate and banner ads you will have to manually tag your links with campaign identifying information.
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<p>Now therefore, if ye have done truly and sincerely, in that ye<br>have made Abimelech king, and if ye have dealt well with Jerubbaal and<br>his house, and have done unto him according to the deserving of his<br>hands; 9:17 (For my father fought for you, and adventured his life<br>far, and delivered you out of the hand of Midian: 9:18 And ye are<br>risen up against my father’s house this day, and have slain his sons,<br>threescore and ten persons, upon one stone, and have made Abimelech,<br>the son of his maidservant,
king over the men of Shechem, because he<br>is your brother;) 9:19 If ye then have dealt truly and sincerely with<br>Jerubbaal and with his house this day, then rejoice ye in Abimelech,<br>and let him also rejoice in you: 9:20 But if not, let fire come out<br>from Abimelech, and devour the men of Shechem, and the house of Millo;<br>and let fire come out from the men of Shechem, and from the house of<br>Millo, and devour Abimelech.<br><br>9:21 And Jotham ran away, and fled, and went to Beer, and dwelt there,<br>for
fear of Abimelech his brother.<br><br>9:22 When Abimelech had reigned three years over Israel, 9:23 Then God<br>sent an evil spirit between Abimelech and the men of Shechem; and the<br>men of Shechem dealt treacherously with Abimelech: 9:24 That the<br>cruelty done to the threescore and ten sons of Jerubbaal might come,<br>and their blood be laid upon Abimelech their brother, which slew them;<br>and upon the men of Shechem, which aided him in the killing of his<br>brethren.<br><br>
What will be the likely impact of the growing economic power of China and India on individuals, national and multinational firms in the 21st century?
Implications of their population size, economic growth and export rates, increased purchasing power and foreign investment, predicted economic power compared with US and EU, barriers to market entry, trade opportunities for UK firms, differences between China and India, for example state ownership of firms.
The Next Recession is Coming... This is Your Survival GuidePhil Argue
This presentation was presented as a webinar in July 2018 with Early Growth Financial Services and Prepared Capital. The link to the webinar (with audio) is available here: https://preparedcapital.com/blog/the-next-recession-is-coming-survival-guide/
The Capital Homestead Act: Innovative Change to Expand the Middle ClassSUSTAIN America PAC
Change the rules, level the playing field, expand ownership of private property to all Ameicans. It's all about the money. Money follows property as does 'power.' Expansion of ownership of revenue producing assets (stock, real property, technology, software, IP, etc) will expand the middle class. look at these slides then go to www.cesj.org to learn more.
It is time to redistribute opportunity, to level the playing field, make all Americans independent. Barron Rothschild whose family founded the Banks of Europe said, "give me control of a nation's money and I CARE NOT who makes the laws." Laws should be made in Congress, not on K Street. Here is a real chance for change. Reach out!
The Power-point discusses the macroeconomics of china. It discusses the inflation, unemployment in china, fiscal and monetary policy of china and the foreign exchange rate mechanism of china. It also discusses what can be the endgame for china for changing in its policy.
{bit.ly/ssT2IE} Lecture at IBA 5 Dec 2022 on how we can move to an interest-free economy. Explains that Islamic Economy requires a lot more than zero interest. For a just economy, we need to ensure equal opportunities for education, provision of basic needs, and jobs for all who can make productive contributions to society. Creating such an economy requires a financial system radically different from capitalism - one which invests in socially profitable investments, rather than privately profitable ones. Many specific details of how we could create such a system are discussed.
Dr Michael Kumhof: "The Chicago Plan Revisited"Global Utmaning
A presentation held by Dr Michael Kumhof, Deputy Division Chief, Modeling Division, Research Department, IMF, organized by the Stockholm based think tank Global Challenge in cooperation with LSE and the Swedish House of Finance on September 12th 2013.
MACRO ASPECTS OF THE BLACK ECONOMY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES - A Case study of ...
Can china’s new leader prevent an economic crisis
1. Can China’s new leader prevent an
economic crisis?
A presentation by Detlef Mostaert
2. Content
1. Introduction: Election season
2. Challenges ahead: Is China’s future as
bright as often claimed?
3. Necessary reforms: a few suggestions
4. Conclusion: A fragile hope
4. Obama faces a difficult task…
• Soaring unemployment rates
• Growing budget deficit
• Slacking Amercian competitiveness
• Global warming
• China’s lust for power
• A hurricane now and then
• ….
5. …while Xi has it easy
• Growth in China is slowing down
=> But still rests firmly in the double digits
• No Budget deficits
• No alarming unemployment rates
• Extremely competitive
• United States are dependant on China
• …
7. China’s flawed economy
• An investment-led growth model
=> Government pumps money in whatever it likes:
- Funding grandiose schemes
- Build more infrastructure
- Host the Olympics
-…
8. So what’s the problem?
• Investment-led growth models inevitably
lead to a debt crisis sooner or later
=> Money gets used inefficiently
=> Debt levels rise because of this
=> Excess capacity gets created
=> The system collapses
9. A few glaring examples
• About 30%of China’s wind farms isn’t
connected to the electricity grid
10.
11. A few glaring examples
• About 30%of China’s wind farms isn’t
connected to the electricity grid
• Shopping malls get build where no one
shops
12.
13. A few glaring examples
• About 30%of China’s wind farms isn’t
connected to the electricity grid
• Shopping malls get build where no one
shops
• But particularly…
14. … the steel industry
• Is piling up record losses and liabilities…
=> 445 billion in half a year
• … but is still expanding by order of the
government
15.
16. Macro versus micro contradiction
• At the macro level:
- Positive for GDP growth
• At the micro level:
- Overcapacity, overproduction and debt at the
company level
18. A few suggestions
• Scale back state enterprises
- Much of China’s growth story has been a
private sector story
- But state enterprises have gained influence in
recent years
=> Receive subsidized land, energy, …
=> Receive a large share of the bank credit
But: Without the subsidies their profits would
evaporate
19. A few suggestions
• Encourage the country’s consumers
- The economy is far too dependent on investment
=> Needs more engines of growth
- Encourage the consumers to play a bigger role
=> Liberalize interest rates to make investing
more rational
20. A few suggestions
• Change the financial sector
- Liberalizing interest rates will put pressure on
China’s banks
=> Right now: automatic profit
=> Ending the system forces banks to
compete and thus be more
commercially orientated
21. A few suggestions
• Strenghten rule of law
- China has lots of rules... but no rule of law:
Decisions are inconsistent, rules are not
applied fairly, many rules are left vague…
=> This creates uncertainty which hampers
investment
23. Will anything change?
• Xi Jinping is an enigma
- Nobody knows his true opinions on major
economic issues
- To rise to the top he had to appeal to both the
conservative and the liberal side
- Yet Xi will have to be a reformer to save China
from disaster.
=> Which would be bad for Xi, China and the world