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Speak for the people and interpret China's financial logic: Chen Zhiwu said China economy Author: Chen Zhiwu
Brief introduction of the author
Chen Zhiwu is a professor of financial economics at Yale University School of Management, the chief consultant of chinese museum of finance, and one of the most influential economists in China.
Since 1990 received his Ph.D. in financial economics from Yale University, Professor Chen Zhiwu has taught in world-class universities such as the University of Wisconsin, Ohio State University and Yale University, and has been hired as a visiting professor by famous domestic academic institutions such as Peking University, Tsinghua University and cheung kong graduate school of business.
Professor Chen Zhiwu has always been one of the most creative and active scholars in the field of global financial economics and capital market research, and has won many major academic awards such as the merton miller Research Award (winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics) and the Chicago Board Options Exchange Research Award. In 2000, the ranking of world economists was published. Among the top 1000 economists, 19 are from China, and Professor Chen Zhiwu ranks 202nd. In 2006, The Wall Street Journal named Professor Chen Zhiwu as one of the "Ten Most Influential Economists in China".
Professor Chen Zhiwu has a political and economic vision that is rare in domestic economic circles. More importantly, he is also a rare economist who can explain things clearly with the origin of modern economics. "Why China people are industrious but not rich", "What role does finance play in the process of economic development" and "What is the significance of financial development to society" have inspired more people to think about China's society and economy in the transitional period.
In 2008, China's books Why China people are industrious but not rich and Irrational Excitement became one of the most influential financial books of the year. Among them, "Why China people are industrious but not rich" won the "2008 He Xun Chinese Financial Book Award" and became the "annual financial book". ...
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