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Now China is a Keynesian - Can $586 b stimulus save world economy?
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China is experimenting with Keynesian-style economic stimulus, a $586 billion package announced on Monday. Immediately regional and some global markets responded positively. But is a return to deficit spending really going have a stabilization effect on the global economy, as China's leaders claimed? Supertrends comments.
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Supertrends book party in Shanghai Sunday Oct. 26
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The co-authors of Supertrends of Future China, James Yuann and Jason Inch, are hosting a book party in Shanghai this weekend. The book is now available around the world and has been doing well despite the ongoing financial crisis. We would like to thank all our readers for supporting the book thus far.
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Supertrends book now available in the US
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Supertrends of Future China is now available to readers in the US who buy from Amazon, bn.com, Blackwell, and other online sellers.
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Can China’s economy save the world’s? Economic and financial trend roundup for Aug 08
This article was aggregated from China Supertrends
China's markets, like those around the world, are suffering the fallout effects of the larger global downturn, led by the U.S. sub-prime crisis. It is easy to forget that China just came off another positive quarter of growth. Supertrends rounds-up and analyzes the latest third quarter 2008 data.
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Supertrends now available in UK, Japan
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We are happy to announce that Supertrends of Future China has just been released in the UK.  You can buy online at Amazon.co.uk, Blackwell, and TSO, and the book is also sold retail at Blackwell’s original Oxford location on Broad Street, open since 1879.
For readers in Japan, the book can be ordered through Kinokuniya and Amazon.co.jp Yoroshiku onegai shimasu!
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Halfpat is the New Expat in China? Not likely…
This article was aggregated from China Supertrends
A recent WSJ article asks, can halfpats replace expats in China? Supertrends says no, they are like apples and oranges. In fact, both groups may still be increasing, if relocations of company headquarters and growth of serviced apartments are any indication.
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