A. Gary Anderson
Graduate School of Management

THE CHINA PROGRAM

The Rise of China and its Impact on the Global Economy

Dates forthcoming
 

Why China?

 

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As China celebrates the 70th anniversary of the People’s Republic, it can reflect on one of the most impressive development records in history. China’s share of the global economy grew more than 13 percentage points to 18 per cent, lifting hundreds of millions out of poverty. 

Looking ahead, China is positioned to join the ranks of high-income countries by 2025 and it aspires to be among the 30 richest large economies by 2050. China’s economic system is likely to evolve into a modern market in which the state owns a significant interest, namely a market economy with socialist principles. 

What does this mean for everyone else? Globalization has created a world marketplace where the US has dominated. As such the rules that governed trade within the global marketplace have been shaped and influenced by the US, that is, until the rise of China. 

Currently we are seeing these two great economic powers vying for economic supremacy. And the question that is on many commentators’ lips is, can China ever be number one?   

The UCR China residency will take place in the country’s capital Beijing at the immensely prestigious Peking University ranked number one in China. The residency will look at the development of the Chinese market, the current tensions in trade between China and the US, how is China seeking to develop its sphere of influence in Asia Pacific and beyond and will end by asking the question, can China ever be number one?   

Selected site visits include The Great Wall of China and The Forbidden City    
 

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What's Next?
  • Email Dr. Jasso immediately to learn about fees and enrollment
  • A team meeting will be scheduled once the China cohort is confirmed
  • Get your passport updated if necessary
  • Start getting ready to get on board to China!
  • Stay strong!
For More Information

Contact Dr. Sean Jasso