Stephen Roach on the Next Asia, Stephen S. Roach
Stephen Roach on the Next Asia, Stephen S. Roach
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Stephen Roach on the Next Asia
Opportunities and Challenges for a New Globalization

Author: Stephen S. Roach

Narrator: Scott Woodside

Unabridged: 15 hr 55 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Tantor Media

Published: 07/20/2020

Includes: Bonus Material Bonus Material Included

Synopsis

In the end, we are all products of the roads we travel. In the case of Stephen Roach, its been the global road. He has criss-crossed the world as Morgan Stanleys first global economist, and most recently his journeys have increasingly led to Asia, at first because of events, but ultimately as a reflection of the allure and intrigue of this incredibly dynamic region for global investors. The global macro callboth for economies and financial markets became increasingly dependent on Asia. And getting Asia right has become Roachs personal obsession. This book represents more than 50 of Roachs key research papers, not just on Asia, but also how the region fits into the broad global context of the globalization of investing and financial markets around the world.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Matthew

This book reads like what it is -- a collection of essays sketching out macro themes for Asia written over 2006-2009, rather than a concerted effort to argue through a single theme. As such it is a bit repetitive and I definitely skimmed portions of it, nonetheless the format has benefits as you can......more

Goodreads review by Herzog

Because this book was a collection of essays written over the past few years, it was highly repetitive. There were several key salient points: China's is an export oriented economy and needs to ramp up internal consumer spending, the U.S. is a consumer oriented economy and needs to ramp up its savin......more

Goodreads review by kacie

Struggled through this one.. it's like finance has a language of its own. But even with my limited knowledge, I still found it super interesting -- definitely learned a lot. It was repetitive though, which I guess is to be expected as it is a collection of essays.......more

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