The engine that transforms the lives of millions of Chinese citizens like Li Liguan is China Development Bank (CDB). The bank channels capital to key sectors and projects in the world's fastest growing economy -- an essential role in any development state.
Despite a somewhat gloomy prognosis for the near future, emerging and other developing countries still have a great potential to "switch over," and in the mid-term, consolidate their position as the new engines of global economic growth.
The President is rebuilding the economy the American way -- based on balance, fairness, and the same set of rules for everyone from Wall Street to Main Street -- where hard work and responsibility pay and gaming the system is penalized.
BEIJING -- America's debt crisis and economic malaise are shaking confidence in its global leadership.
Many governments see Washington's paralysis as...
Despite -- and perhaps because of -- stark budget realities, we must have the political will and discipline to support the humanities. Let's aim for funding of the National Endowment for the Humanities at the FY10 level of $167.5 million.
The announcement earlier this week that China would end its controversial wind subsidy program is welcome, but is only the tip of the iceberg when it ...
No longer head of President Barack Obama's National Economic Council, economist Larry Summers has no reason to bite his lip anymore. In the most recen...
Washington's support for authoritarian rulers has yielded neither lasting stability nor moderation, though it has compromised our own liberal values and engendered anti-American sentiment on the street.
Greece's financial mismanagement risks igniting the biggest financial crisis since the Dubai crisis, or even the collapse of New York's Lehman Brothers bank in 2008.
Gordon Brown's meeting with Barack Obama this week is being portrayed by British officials as a make-or-break opportunity to persuade the new US adm...
The recent convulsions in the international financial markets have provoked an unseemly amount of gloating on the part of many in the developing world.
Jeffrey E. Garten, a professor at the Yale School of Management, had a piece in The Financial Times last week arguing for the need for a Global Moneta...