On April 11, 2013, CKGSB Founding Dean Xiang Bing gave a one hour speech to over 200 Japanese executives invited by the Canon Institute of Global Studies, in Tokyo, Japan. Dean Xiang’s theme was “China’s Transformation and Its Global Implications.” He provided many insights into the Chinese economy, including why China is the most capitalistic country in the world and how China can still learn a great deal from Japan.
On April 11, 2013, CKGSB Founding Dean Xiang Bing gave a one hour speech to over 200 Japanese executives invited by the Canon Institute of Global Studies, in Tokyo, Japan. Dean Xiang’s theme was “China’s Transformation and Its Global Implications.” He provided many insights into the Chinese economy, including why China is the most capitalistic country in the world and how China can still learn a great deal from Japan.
Japanese companies should find a way to promote their manufacturing ability to China now, Dean Xiang said, because it will take China 10-20 years to get the full benefit of its current R&D efforts. He also discussed ways in which Japanese and Chinese collaboration is still effective despite the current political situation.
A one hour Q&A session followed the speech, which was well received by the Japanese audience.
