Opinion Page 34 - Caixin Global

Jun 26, 2020 10:00 AM

Managing Crises: How Different Nations Have Coped
By Song Bing
Jared Diamond’s instructive ‘Upheaval’ is timely in assessing, and providing insight, into historic upheavals in seven countries and their solutions
Jun 25, 2020 12:05 PM

IMF: Covid-19 Recession and Recovery Will Be Like No Other
By Gita Gopinath
Exceptional support, particularly by major central banks, has driven a strong recovery in financial conditions, but deep uncertainty remains
Jun 24, 2020 20:03 PM

Opinion: Shenzhen Passes Milestone With Personal Bankruptcy Regulation
By Cai Kailong
Draft regulation marks an important step toward a market economy, but there is still a long way to go
Jun 24, 2020 17:32 PM

Opinion: Post-Luckin Coffee Scandal, a Split Will Appear in Chinese Companies’ Listing Plans
By Joel Gallo
Larger firms will flock to Hong Kong, while startups still view a U.S. IPO as a trophy
Jun 23, 2020 15:31 PM

Opinion: The Unprecedented Scale of the Global Lockdown Is Playing Out in Unprecedented Ways
By Gita Gopinath
A blow to the service sector, a decline in inflation and a divergence of financial markets from the real economy
Jun 18, 2020 20:37 PM

Wang Jisi: China-U.S. Ties Today Worse Than Soviet-U.S. Relations During Cold War
By Wang Jisi
Both sides are more entangled, meaning the quarreling is more heated than the isolated Cold War blocs
Jun 18, 2020 06:47 AM

Opinion: Let the Hawaii Meeting Arrest the Slide in China-U.S. Relations
By Huang Shan
Pursuit of mutual benefits should drive efforts to address lengthening list of tensions over trade, technology, Hong Kong, listed companies and the pandemic
Jun 17, 2020 20:21 PM

Yan Xuetong: Will the World Move Into a New Cold War After the Pandemic?
By Yan Xuetong
The world order will become more bipolar and level of digitalization will grow ever more important, writes the Tsinghua University professor
Jun 16, 2020 14:01 PM

Eichengreen: Pandemic, Threadbare Social Safety Net Helped Create Conditions for U.S. Turmoil
By Barry Eichengreen
Police killing African-Americans is not a recent phenomenon. The reaction has been different this time due to Covid-19
Jun 12, 2020 16:35 PM

Georgieva: Covid-19 Threatens Poverty Alleviation Efforts
By Kristalina Georgieva
Policymakers must do everything in their power to promote a more inclusive recovery
Jun 11, 2020 20:43 PM

Opinion: Container Shipping Passes First Pandemic Test
By Mark Szakonyi
How well the world’s freight liners adjust capacity to demand will make all the difference
Jun 10, 2020 20:47 PM

PIIE: Tracking the China-U.S. Trade Deal
By Chad Bown
As of April, China was running behind on meeting its commitments under the phase one agreement
Jun 09, 2020 16:45 PM

O’Neill: More Sustainable Economies Weather the Covid-19 Crisis Better Than Others
By Jim O'Neill
Technological adoption has proven to be a critical determinant in rolling out fast and effective Covid-19 testing, tracking, and contact tracing protocols
Jun 05, 2020 18:33 PM

Opinion: ‘Two Sessions’ Didn’t Mark a U-turn in China’s Green Economy Push
By Mark Greeven, Rilito Povea and Christoph Nedopil
China would be wise to team up with Germany in global “green leadership”
Jun 04, 2020 15:30 PM

Opinion: Macao Can’t Replace Hong Kong as an International Financial Hub
By Tianlei Huang
The region is simply not ready to take over as China’s new gateway to the world any time soon
Jun 03, 2020 16:23 PM

Schwab: Time for a Great Reset of Capitalism
By Klaus Schwab
Three main components of the ‘great reset’ agenda: equitable growth, sustainable investments, and innovation in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Jun 02, 2020 20:03 PM

Opinion: A Covid-19 Response for the World’s Poor
By Erik Berglof, Gordon Brown, and Helen Clark
Governments should consider setting a global growth target and national inflation targets
Jun 02, 2020 18:21 PM

G-20 Must Meet Again to Coordinate a Global Response to Covid-19, Open Letter Says
By Gordon Brown, Erik Berglof et al.
More than 250 former world leaders and top academics call on G-20 to formulate a coordinated response to Covid-19
May 31, 2020 20:24 PM

Opinion: How Hardening U.S. Policy on Hong Kong Will Impact Markets
By Zhong Zhengsheng
President Trump’s announcement about the city’s preferential treatment is likely to cause short-term fluctuations and exert long-term pressure on expectations, risk appetite
May 29, 2020 17:38 PM

Wealthy Countries Have Much to Learn From Successful Covid-19 Control in Developing Nations
By Leany Lemos, Ngaire Woods
One Brazilian state has managed to live with the virus despite limited capacity by transparently employing key indicators, expert consultations, and enforceable processes