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China’s Other Achilles Heel

by Daniel H. Rosen | May 10, 2010 Daniel Rosen's op-ed, "China's Other Achilles Heel," is published in the Wall Street Journal's China Real Time Report.

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The End of China's Property Boom -- A Bang or a Blip?

by Daniel H. Rosen | April 23, 2010 Daniel Rosen's op-ed "The End of China's Property Boom -- A Bang or a Blip?" is published in the Wall Street Journal's China Real Time Report.

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How Much Can China Really Diversify Its Reserves?

by Daniel H. Rosen | March 17, 2010 The Wall Street Journal's China Real Time Report publishes Daniel Rosen's op-ed, "How Much Can China Really Diversify Its Reserves?"

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How Much Will China Grow?

by Daniel H. Rosen | December 16, 2009 Daniel Rosen is one of forty experts who offer their predictions for China's 2009 GDP growth rate in the Winter 2009 issue of The International Economy.

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Bond Market Won’t Keep U.S. From Raising Pressure On China

by Daniel H. Rosen | December 7, 2009 In a post on The Wall Street Journal's China RealTime Report blog, Daniel Rosen comments on Fed chairman Ben Bernake's blunt refusal to adjust low interest rates because of their negative effects on China.

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What Are the Implications of Taiwan-China Economic Liberalization?

by Daniel H. Rosen | September 1, 2009 Daniel Rosen analyzes how the liberalization of Taiwan-China economic relations will be significant for the United States in this piece in the Freeman Report, published by the Center for Strategic & International Studies.

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Talk About China's Banks, Too

by Daniel H. Rosen | July 26, 2009 In a Wall Street Journal op-ed, Daniel Rosen argues for greater balance and equal blame in US-China talks on banking reform.

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China's Changing Outbound Foreign Direct Investment Profile: Drivers and Policy Implications

by Daniel H. Rosen and Thilo Hanemann | June 24, 2009 After decades of negligible outbound foreign direct investment, Chinese firms' outbound investment has reached significant levels in recent years, challenging international investment norms and affecting international relations. Daniel Rosen and Thilo Hanemann review the data behind China's growing outbound investment in this policy brief for the Peterson Institute.