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The Central Date for China's GDP to Overtake the US at Market Exchange Rates is 2019

Foundations of the Financial Crisis of the Russian State - written November 1996

US economy - the combination of structural slowdown and cyclical recession

Trends in investment and labour Inputs with economic development, as indicated in the data of Jorgenson and Vu

Labour Inputs in stages of economic development - trends revealed in the data of Jorgenson and Vu

The transition from labour-intensive to capital-intensive growth – trends revealed in the data of Jorgenson and Vu

China - trade surplus and house price bubble, interrelations between key issues in domestic and international economic policy

US 2nd quarter GDP figures - investment remains the key issue for US recovery

Investment, Savings and Growth - International Experience Relevant to Some Current Economic Issues Facing China

Decline of the Rupee's exchange rate - India moves further towards the 'Asian growth model'

India and China refute the myth of ‘overinvestment’

China and India - Economic Growth and the Struggle Against Inflation

Why China Can Achieve 11.9% GDP growth without unsustainable overheating

The Crisis of Pre-Copernican Economics

1st Quarter US GDP Data Shows Continued Deterioration of Underlying Economic Structure

Why China Can Achieve 11.9% GDP growth without unsustainable overheating

Who Was Right and Who Was Wrong on China's economic performance

Savings in India, Germany, Japan, the US and China

Memo to Martin Wolf - India and China show that to maintain support for globalisation reliance on 'trickle down' needs abandoning

China the World's Financial Superpower

US - World's Number 1 Capitalist Country is Current Creating No Capital

Comments on Paul Krugman and Alwyn Young on the Myth of Asia The Myth of Asia's Miracle - why 'quantity' may be more important than 'quality' in economics

Paul Krugman at Jiao Tong University Shanghai

Economic Reforms in Russia and China as Seen in Advance

China and the the Third Asian Financial Crisis

Key Determinants of the Different GDP Growth Rates in India and China

Why Asia Will Continue to Grow More Rapidly Than the US or Europe

What Lies Behind Disappointing US Economic Data

The Real Consequences for the International Economy of an Early Increase in the RMB Exchange Rate

The Great Recession' is Actually 'the Great Investment Collapse"

The Asian and Chinese economic growth models - implications of modern findings on economic growth