China's economic crisis

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From shutdowns to popular uprising and economic stagnation

China is involved in a major economic crisis that threatens to become an actual economic meltdown with major implications for the world economy. In the past 30 years, the economic prosperity of China has increased significantly, and China has gone from being a backward developing country to being the world's second largest economy. But now it seems that the Chinese engine has stalled. The question then is whether this is also the beginning of the end of the economic miracle in China? And whether it also means the end of the Communist Party's grip on power. Lars Christensen, who has dealt with Emerging Markets including China for more than two decades, expects that the slowdown in Chinese growth will not be temporary, but rather will extend well into the next decade. For the same reason, there is also the prospect that the power of the Communist Party will be challenged again and again. Book this lecture, where Lars Christensen gives his assessment of the political and economic situation in China specifically, and talks about why there is a prospect of continued low Chinese growth and what the reasons for the low growth are and what it will mean for the world economy and the financial markets. In recent years, many investors have focused on ESG, i.e. Environment, Social and Governance, but the truth is that most of the focus has been on Environment and Social, while Governance has largely been forgotten. However, the economic and political situation in China is a signal that Governance should not be forgotten, and therefore the lecture is also highly relevant for investors and companies that have to navigate a world where political uncertainty means more and more .

Foredragsholder: Lars Christensen

Varighed: 30 - 90 minutter

Emner: Economics and Finance og Economy

Sprog: Dansk, sv og Engelsk

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