Online Event: A Book Talk on 'China: The Bubble That Never Pops'

Please join us for this online webinar featuring Thomas Orlik, Chief Economist for Bloomberg Economics, and author of the new book, China: The Bubble That Never Pops. The Chinese economy appears destined for failure, the financial bubble forever in peril of popping, the real estate sector doomed to collapse, the factories fated for bankruptcy. Mapping out possible scenarios, Orlik enhances our understanding of the economic and financial dynamics and what will happen if the bubble that never bursts finally does.

In this online event, Orlik will share the findings of his new book, followed by initial commentary from Ann Rutledge of CreditSpectrum, Logan Wright of Rhodium Group, Helge Berger of the IMF, and Joyce Chang of J.P. Morgan. Scott Kennedy, Senior Adviser and Trustee Chair in Chinese Business and Economics, will host and moderate the discussion with the audience.

To purchase China: The Bubble That Never Pops, click here.

This event is made possible through general support to CSIS.

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[goforbroke]

All bubbles are equal but some are more Chinese than others

[mobilizationoftheoppressed]

Since the topic is supportive of China, I would like the main speaker to have been a Chinese person in America or a white america in china. You would get the best view on the strength of China’s economy because these two groups are the most fanatical in thejr support of the Chinese government

[louisjackman]

I will expect them not to complain if Presodent trump was to get rid of presidential term limits like how President Xi did

[thedemocraticstasi]

China cannot manage Taiwan but you want us to believe it can manage its economy? LMFAO

[tesd]

How much did Beijing pay csis for this talk? Was it more than 50 cents?

[alandadestroyer]

Can Thomas Orlik now write a book on China’s debt trap diplomacy?

[RamMohammadJosephKaur]

Amazing to see from the dislikes on this video and the comments how many people are not ready to digest that China is going to grow successful for the days to come 🤣

[Damnmac]

It hasn't popped because they had demographics and western markets that favored their export led economy. Once both of these come to a head it's over.

[stiu]

XJP ban photos of Winnie the Pooh but we are supposed to believe he is a master planner. Hahaha sucha good

[malgaf]

Interesting that this video was created just as the Indo-Chinese border as well as the situation in Taiwan looks set to erupt into some kind of war. Reeks of damage control for China

[neutralino]

Even if the bubble pops, it'll still have been quite the bubble for having existed for decades on end. I wonder how it compares with other bubbles in history.

[mochimochico]

200 years ago adam smith wasn't talking about PRC.

[stiu]

Bad talk. For alternative view please watch Professor Larry Diamond of Stamford University

[linyonglan]

Business people would sell their own grandmother to make a buck.

[lslotin]

Why would you have a topic like this when the whole world is in the midddle of dealing with China’s chinazi misadventurism? From the Pangong Tao Lake to the South China Sea...y’all never heard i take it?

[cooldudecs]

All America has to do is cut the cord... Chinese agitation in the US is mounting

[KP-ddci]

Are the dislikes for the quality of his analysis or just 'Gina haters?

[RonyGao]

I'm curious how many of the China haters in the comments have been to China.

[KP-ddci]

I'm just amazed at how knowledgeable and learned youtube commenters are about the Chinese economy. Am I being sarcastic or not???

[lynnMA]

The quote on science - the US controls the science. China controls the interpretation of the science. Brilliant end the program quote.