Ping Chen
Ping Chen, co-director of Virtual Center for Complexity Science tea- ches economics at the China Center of Economics Research. As a young figure among Chinese reformers since 1978 he was one of the reform scientists who systematically criticized Mao’s economic policy and global strategy. He served as an outside consultant to Shanghai City government on financial policies in 1997, with a proposed pro- ject of developing consumer credit system in Shanghai (1997-2001), which was soon adopted nationwide (2001). His policy analysis and commentary articles widely appeared in leading Chinese media. Ping’ story as a reform-minded scientist was reported by Fox Butterfield, the New York Time reporter in China, in his best seller book « China: Alive in a Bitter Sea, » Sekai (The World) in Japan, and The New Republic in USA. His discovery of empirical economic chaos was reported by the Associated Press and The Atlanta Journal
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Three Dimensions in Dealing with Economic Crisis
Ping Chen’s speech at the conference « The Financial Crisis, the US Economy, and International Security in the New Administration », New York, 14th November 2008.
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Les trois dimensions de la crise
Ping Chen
