Is it a bubble? Or not? Wall Street Journal journalists have MBA/EMBA students into China stock markets
Should we keep uncorking the Champagne bottles amidst a continuing boom in China’s markets, as company after company goes public and China’s economic star keeps rising? Or should we be preparing for the bursting of what may be a speculative bubble of unprecedented dimensions? And what effect could the current credit crisis in the US have on China
Two Wall Street Journal journalists have raised those questions in a November 5 special afternoon discussion with MBA/EMBA students in
During the face-to-face discussion, Ken Brown, the deputy editor for the Money and Investing section of the Wall Street Journal, briefly analyzed how the economic bubble is created and how the aftermath is to be, by citing the example of ups and downs in
In the last segment of the meeting, the senior journalists were fully dedicated to answering the questions regarding such issues as currencies and economic development modes which were arising from the students. And they hoped very much for a second chance to hold this kind of discussion with students from world-class EMBA programs, like from the Fudan University-Washington University EMBA program, which was very recently pushed one position up to No. 7 and continued to be No.
