The impact of China's growth on developing countries and global markets

Date
Friday January 23rd 2015
Venue
Lecture Theatre, Blavatnik School of Government, 10 Merton Street
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Developing and emerging economies became increasingly ‘China-dependent’ over the last decade. In many countries, growth was fuelled by Chinese commodity demands and Asian regional integration. Now, China’s growth is slowing and the country seems to be rebalancing its domestic economy. What will this mean for developing countries and global markets? How will it affect China’s global economic position?
 
Speaker: David Lubin, Head of Emerging Markets Economics at Citigroup
 
Discussant: Ian Taylor, Professor in International Relations and African Politics, University of St. Andrews