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Article · 2012
Future Reform of State-Owned Enterprises in emerging markets
One of the greatest challenges facing emerging markets like China and Vietnam is what to do about State-Owned Enterprises, or nationally ow…
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Article · 2012
Vietnam: faster growth than some other parts of Asia
Labour costs are only half that in China, for same job in same kind of factory. But that only makes sense if productivity is half, which is…
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Article · 2012
China as world's dominant superpower
Here is a fact beyond dispute: China is set to become the world’s largest economy. The only debates are by what date and by what measure?
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Article · 2012
Future of asean: Asian equivalent of EU
600 million people, 8.8% of the world's population, live in nations which are part of the ASEAN community. If ASEAN were a single nation, i…
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Article · 2012
Why migration to cities is so vital to China
The Chinese government is planning for up to 300 million people to move to cities in the next decade. This huge migration will place immens…
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Article · 2012
Growth of Asia Exports
While many people talk a lot about the massive success of China, Indonesia, Phillipines and Asia, in exporting to developed nations, the tr…
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Article · 2012
Tourism in Vietnam
A huge service export opportunity for Vietnam is tourism which contributes around $6.7bn a year to the national $134bn GDP.
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Article · 2012
Future of Europe: Why EU is splitting into two regions
Europe is drifting apart into two groups: high risk and low risk countries. The greatest challenge for the future survival of Europe in cur…
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Article · 2012
How street traders drive economic growth in emerging markets
It is easy for governments in emerging nations to focus policy on helping or attracting big business, but small family-owned businesses are…
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Article · 2012
Truth about Global Economic Crisis
“Smart Economics is about more than numbers in a globalised, rapidly changing, multi-cultural, digital world.” It is easy to gain the impre…
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Article · 2012
Truth about UK debt
UK government debt is around £1 trillion, equal to over 70% of our GDP, and way above highest levels since 1975.
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Book extract · 2012
Uncommon Sense, Uncommon Nonsense
“Uncommon sense, Common nonsense” is a much-needed blast of fresh air.
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