转变中的全球经济格局与趋势
柯成兴教授, 英国伦敦政治经济学院国际事务、外交与重大策略研究中心的高级研究员与经济学教授
内容摘要
中国的崛起引起了西方观察家们的关注，并使他们提出了这样的一个问题：西方应如何用最好的方式来回应这一局面带来的挑战。假如世界经济的重心持续东移，那正确的发问就不应该是什么对西方有利，而是怎样才能对整个世界更为有利。有哪些证据显示了全球经济的东向大挪移呢？妨碍这种动向的阻力又有那些？整个世界又将如何从中获益呢？
可爱的动图
演讲嘉宾简介
柯成兴教授（Prof Danny Quah）是伦敦政治经济学院国际事
务、外交与重大策略研究中心的高级研究员，伦敦政治经济学院-
北京大学暑期学校的董事会主席。2009年至2011年，柯教授曾任
马来西亚国家经济咨询理事会成员。2006至2009年，他首任伦敦
政治经济学院经济系主任。柯教授毕业于普林斯顿和哈佛大学，在
加入伦敦政治经济学院之前他曾是麻省理工学院的助理教授。他分
别在2010年和2011年担任清华大学经济与管理学院以及新加坡南
洋理工大学的访问教授。柯教授同时也是新加坡国立大学经济系的
陈振传访问教授。
植物画2011年6月，伦敦政治经济学院大问题讲座系列由柯教授做首次演讲，题为“东方胜过西方？”。在天津2010世界经济论坛夏季达沃斯新领军者年会上，他是“保持亚洲竞争力”演讲小组的成员。2011年4月，柯教授受邀新加坡经济评论杰出演讲系列，在新加坡发表题为“全球势力平衡转移”的演讲；2011
年1月，作为“Ralph Miliband世界权力重组”系列的一部分，他发表了有关在全球经济变革过程中，国际权力重组的紧张关系的演讲。2009年年初，他在新加坡为吴庆瑞讲座就“中国的经济腾飞”发表演讲，并在吉隆坡为世界经济亚洲讲座系列做题为“亚洲可以拯救世界吗？”的演讲。2009年5月，他与Charles Powell勋爵和邓永锵爵士共同对阵Gurcharan Das, Deepak Lal 和Mark Tully在伦敦的皇家地理协会就议案“未来属于印度，而不是中国”进行辩论。柯教授的部分著作被翻译成多达18种语言。
柯教授最近就全球经济的转变在北京的外国记者俱乐部、吉隆坡的Khazanah Megatrends论坛、海伊文学节、英国驻北京大使馆、新加坡国立大学李光耀公共政策学院、新华社北京分社、上海期货交易所，以及在巴厘岛、阿布扎比、哈萨克斯坦和
后勤工作包括哪些
毛里求斯的各个论坛上发表演讲。柯教授也曾经为世界银行、英国银行和新加坡金融管理局等许多机构提供过专业咨询服务。他是世界经济论坛经济失衡问题全球议程理事会的成员。
柯教授目前的研究课题为全球经济、经济增长与发展、收入不平等、国际经济关系、经济地理和新技术。他着重研究全球经济活动的东向转移和这种持续转移的影响。他也曾对时间序列计量经济学、通货膨胀和商业周期等学科有所研究。在伦敦政治经济学院，他曾讲学该学院规模最大的课程（经济学导论）。柯教授目前讲授伦敦政治经济学院所设硕士课程的宏观经济学和计量经济学，以及本科课程的宏观经济学导论与经济和公共政策学。此外，他还为伦敦政治经济学院的基础课程LSE100、伦敦
便携相机政治经济学院-北京大学暑期学校、伦敦政治经济学院战略与外交硕士课程以及该学院在伦敦的暑期行政课程，开设有关全球金融危机和全球经济的讲座。
柯教授出生于马来西亚。他拥有跆拳道黑带级别，曾经一度定期参加地区性和全国性的赛事。
The Changing World Economic Order
Prof Danny Quah, Senior Fellow LSE IDEAS and Professor of Economics, London School of Economics and Political Science
Abstract
茴拉西坦胶囊The ri of China has prompted Western obrvers to ask how the West can best respond to such a challenge. But if the world’s economic center of gravity continues to shift East, the right question should not be what is good for the West but instead what is good for the world. What evidence bears out the great shift east in the global economy? What barriers might disrupt further such displacement? Where does the good of the world lie? Curriculum Vitae
Danny Quah is Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics and Political Science, Senior Fellow at LSE IDEAS, and Chair of the LSE-PKU Summer School Board. Quah rved on M
胆囊结石最佳治疗方法alaysia's National Economic Advisory Council 2009-2011; he was the first Head of Department for Economics at LSE 2006-2009. Quah holds degrees from Princeton and Harvard, and was Assistant Professor of Economics at the Massachutts Institute of Technology before joining the LSE. In 2010 he was Visiting Professor at the School of Economics and Management, Tsinghua University; in 2011, at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University. Quah is also Tan Chin Tuan Visiting Professor in the Economics Department at the National University of Singapore.
In June 2011, Quah gave the inaugural LSE Big Questions Lecture “East beats West?”. He was panellist on Sustaining Asia's Competitiveness at the Tianjin 2010 World Economic Forum Summer Davos Annual Meeting of the New Champions. In April 2011, Quah gave the Eighth SER Distinguished Public Lecture on “The Shifting Global Balance of Power” in Singapore; in January 2011, he delivered a lecture on the tensions of international power restructuring in a shifting global economy, as part of the Ralph Miliband Series on the Restructuring of World Power. Early in 2009 he delivered the Goh Keng Swee Lecture in Singapore on China's economic growth, and the World Economy Asia lecture (“Will Asia save the world?”) in Kuala Lumpur. In May 2009, together with Lord Charles Powell and Sir David Tang, he oppod Gurcharan Das, Deepak Lal, and Mark Tully, in debating the motion “The future belongs to India, not China” at the Royal Geographical Society in London. Some of Quah's writings have been translated into 18 languages.
谁是英雄
Quah has recently spoken on the shifting global economy at the Foreign Correspondents of China Club in Beijing, Khazanah Megatrends Forum in KL, the Hay Literary Festival, the British Embassy in Beijing, the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore, Xinhua News Agency in Beijing, and the Shanghai Futures Exchange, and in different forums in Bali, Abu Dhabi, Kazakhstan, and Mauritius. Quah has consulted for among others the World Bank, the Bank of England, and the Monetary Authority of Singapore. He is a Member of the World Economic Forum Global Agenda Council on Economic Imbalances.
Prof Quah's rearch is now on the global economy, economic growth and development, income inequality, international economic relations, economic geography, and new technologies. He is investigating in particular the eastwards drift of global economic activity, and the implications of such on-going shift. He has also worked in time ries econometrics, inflation, and business cycles. At the LSE he ud to lecture in the largest cour (Introductory Economics) taught in the School. Quah now teaches macroeconomics and econometrics in LSE's MSc programme, and Introductory Macroeconomics as well as Economics and Public Policy for LSE's BSc programme. He lectures on The Global Financial Crisis for LSE100 and on The Global Economy for the LSE-PKU Summer School in Beijing, and on both for LSE's MSc in Strategy and Diplomacy and LSE's Executive Summer School, in London.
电饭煲原理
Prof Quah was born in Malaysia. He holds a blackbelt in taekwondo and ud to compete regularly in regional and national championships.
