China's Rise, Asia's Decline

Asia's difficult outlook under China's shadow

China's Rise, Asia's Decline
William Bratton
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h152 x 227mm - 280pg
31 Aug 2021 SNG
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9789814928267
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China' s rise will be long-term punitive for the rest of Asia. Across all aspects of Asian geopolitics and economics, China' s ascendency to regional hegemonic status will result in the decline of its neighbours' political independence, economic dynamism and future growth potential. Any short-term benefits of China' s growth, such as increased trade, will be transitory. The longer-term implications of its emergence as the regional hegemon will be greater economic and financial dependencies and vulnerabilities, the large-scale shift of business activity to within its boundaries and its increasing geopolitical influence across the region. The challenge for China' s neighbours is how to respond to these evolving dynamics, especially as their strategic options are increasingly limited and few of the potential future scenarios are long-term positive. China' s rise, therefore, be Asia' s decline.
William Bratton has 20 years' experience in Asia in both management consultancy and investment banking. He was initially based in Singapore, where he worked as a strategy consultant specialising in the telecom and media sectors. He then joined Deutsche Bank in Hong Kong, where he quickly became a top-ranked equity analyst. He most recently ran HSBC' s Asian equity research department between 2014 and 2019, where he oversaw a significant improvement in product quality and client traction. He has extensive networks across Asia, especially within financial institutions, and has seen first-hand many of the region' s evolving geopolitical, financial and economic dynamics. He was trained as an economic geographer with a PhD from the University of Cambridge and a first-class degree from the London School of Economics. He is studying for his second doctorate at the University of Oxford on the geography of finance.
Status: No local stock, title imported to order
ISBN-13: 9789814928267
Published: 31 Aug 2021
Published In: Singapore
Imprint: Marshall Cavendish International (Asia) Pte
Publisher: Marshall Cavendish International (Asia) Pte
Format: Paperback
Height: 152mm
Width: 227mm
Pages: 280

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