GEOFF RABY IN CONVERSATION WITH BOB CARR
December
Deep reforms to push the Chinese economy from investment to consumption are taking hold as private business and investment begin to expand.
On June 22 2015 Dr Geoff Raby, in conversation with Professor the Hon Bob Carr, ACRI Director, discussed China's future economic prospects and how these would affect Australia’s medium term economic prospects.
Dr Raby was Deputy Secretary in the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) from 2002 to 2006 and Australia’s Ambassador to China from 2007-2011.
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December
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Professor Yiping Huang - Seminar
December
On Tuesday April 14 ACRI held an informal discussion with visiting Professor Yiping Huang from Peking University.
Professor Huang joined ACRI Director Bob Carr and engaged with staff and students from the University of Technology, Sydney. Professor Huang explored the implications of China's 'new normal' growth rate for Australia’s economy and identified the key opportunities facing Australia-China economic relations.
The seminar took place at the UTS Business School in the Dr Chau Chak Wing Building.
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December
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December
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December
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December
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Note: This article appeared in The Conversation on March 16 2015.
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December
Note: This article appeared in China Spectator on March 16 2015.
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