Thought Leadership
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Microfinance in Developing Economies
Microfinance Institutions (MFIs) hold a variety of techniques and opportunities to balance these two frameworks—development and finance
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The Hard Work of Measuring Social Impact
The basic idea is that not everyone needs to measure impact
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Global Airline Traffic Back to Pre-recession Levels But Risks Remain
IATA expects airlines to post global profits of $2.5 billion in 2010
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How Experience in Foreign Cultures Facilitates Creativity
There may be a fundamental link between living abroad and creative production, one that perhaps transcends a particular location and era
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Strategy and Execution for Emerging Markets
Emerging markets are the growth engine for most Western companies today
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Investing in Unknown Stocks Could Yield Higher Returns
What is reported about the companies in the media is less important than the amount of public awareness that their visibility in the media attracts
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China’s SOEs Hampering Domestic Consumption?
CEIBS Economics Professor Horst Loechel Shares his Outlook for the Chinese Economy in 2010, and Beyond
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The End Of The Crisis Will Follow The WLUV Models
The world’s gross domestic product (GDP) will not be the same in all countries or all regions in the world. The reason for such diverse scenarios lies in the fact that each zone is overcoming the economic crisis in various ways and at a different pace from one another
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Is It too Late to Get into the China Market?
Harnessing the Power of the World's Fastest Growing Economy should resonate with those still thinking about hedging their bets on China
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Post-crisis Exit Strategy Easier for China
CEIBS Economics Professor Xu Bin Offers His Outlook for the Chinese Economy in 2010, and Beyond
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Valuing the Planet: The Role of Economics
An eco-friendly stance is pretty easy to sell, but it remains to be seen whether this seemingly-broad corporate commitment represents an actual shift in policy