CF40 China-U.S. Economists Symposium

Dan Rosen and Jacob Kirkegaard are part of a delegation of U.S. economists traveling to Beijing for an economic symposium co-hosted by the China Finance 40 Foum (CF40) and the Peterson Institute.

From PIIE:

The Peterson Institute and the China Finance 40 Forum (CF40) cosponsored a China-US Economists Symposium held April 27-28, 2012, in Beijing. The CF40 was founded on April 12, 2008 in Beijing, dedicating itself to society through financial academics, as a nongovernmental and nonprofit financial think tank. To deepen ties with Chinese economists, the Peterson Institute sent a delegation of nine leading senior fellows: William R. Cline, Joseph E. Gagnon, Morris Goldstein, Jacob Funk Kirkegaard, Nicholas R. Lardy, Adam S. Posen, Carmen M. Reinhart, Daniel H. Rosen, and Arvind Subramanian.

Topics discussed included the global economic outlook, exchange rates and rebalancing, policymaking in the United States and China, the role of the dollar and the renminbi, monetary policy, financial regulation, and the international leadership roles of the two countries. Many senior representatives of the Chinese business, policy, and government community attended, including Zhou Xiaochuan, Governor of the People’s Bank of China and a member of the CF40 Advisory Committee; Chen Yuan, Chairman of CF40 and member of the PIIE Board of Directors; Huang Yiping, Beijing University; Yu Yongding, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences; Ma Jun, Deutsche Bank; and Long Guoqiang, Development Research Center of the State Council.