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Far Eastern Economic Review, January/February 2005.
Think On, no. 6 (May 1, 2005).
Harvard International Review, (Winter 2001), 64-66.
, www.chinaonline.com, April 5, 1999.
World Link [the journal of the World Economic Forum] (March/April 1998): 50-53.
Worth Noting
Hans Fehr, Sabine Jokisch, and Laurence Kotlikoff,
This study simulates the paths of the world's major economies (China, Japan, the E.U., and the
U.S.) and suggests that China, with its high saving rates, may become the world's savior in the
next few decades. Watch out for the key assumptions of the study.
U.S.) and suggests that China, with its high saving rates, may become the world's savior in the
next few decades. Watch out for the key assumptions of the study.
| Selected Commentary by Dali Yang |
Journal of Democracy, July 2007.
Henry Rowen, Minxin Pei, and Dali Yang