Yao Yang

Yang Yao argues that insufficient demand and the lack of a vibrant capital market in China means savings must be invested outside the country

Yang Yao argues that insufficient demand and the lack of a vibrant capital market in China means savings must be invested outside the country

Yao Yang argues that the Chinese economy's weak recent performance is a temporary consequence of necessary policy interventions

Yao Yang argues that the Chinese economy's weak recent performance is a temporary consequence of necessary policy interventions

Yao Yang views the conflict in Ukraine as a potential turning point for the bilateral US-Chinese relationship, at least in the economic arena

Yao Yang views the conflict in Ukraine as a potential turning point for the bilateral US-Chinese relationship, at least in the economic arena

Yao Yang argues that the basic ingredients for sustained growth are long-established in classical economics, but have been forgotten in an age of shifting economic ideas

Yao Yang argues that the basic ingredients for sustained growth are long-established in classical economics, but have been forgotten in an age of shifting economic ideas

With higher living standards, Chinese citizens will demand far more personal freedom and political accountability. The most fundamental challenge for Beijing is to govern while excluding electoral democracy

With higher living standards, Chinese citizens will demand far more personal freedom and political accountability. The most fundamental challenge for Beijing is to govern while excluding electoral democracy

Yao Yang calls for China's SOE's to be sold to the private sector, with its accumulated savings and new investment needs, to help clean up the country's excessive debt

Yao Yang calls for China's SOE's to be sold to the private sector, with its accumulated savings and new investment needs, to help clean up the country's excessive debt