Harry X. Wu:
Beijing’s Interference Creates Economic Minefield
Chinese economist Harry Xiaoying Wu points out how unrestrained government interference in the Chinese economy leads to distortions in resource allocation.
Trump a Boon for Petrochemicals
Formosa Plastics’ Shift to America
With Donald Trump pledging to ease regulations on oil and gas businesses and a future energy secretary friendly to the industry, Taiwan’s Formosa Plastics Group is focusing its attention on the United States, perhaps to Taiwan’s detriment.
American Economist Stephen Roach
Pressure on China Bad for Business
In an interview with CommonWealth Magazine, former Morgan Stanley Asia chairman Stephen Roach talks about the economic and geopolitical risks of a Trump presidency and why taking on China may not help Trump achieve his goals.
Paul Sheard:
Trumponomics Holds Potential Solutions
In an interview with CommonWealth Magazine, S&P Global Chief Economist Paul Sheard discusses the potential economic policies of incoming U.S. President Donald Trump.
Chang-Tai Hsieh:
Taiwan Mired in 1980s Mentality
Professor Chang-Tai Hsieh, an expert on economic growth and development, discusses how Taiwan can break free from its current economic predicament.
Trend Micro Chairman Steve Chang
Seeing through Power
For many years, Trend Micro founder Steve Chang was caught in the rat race running his very successful company. But he decided to get out soon after turning 50 to devote himself to more charitable pursuits and has not looked back.
Yu-Chien Tseng
‘ I Work Hard at Being Myself ’
Embarking upon a promising career as a professional musician, Yu-Chien Tseng is in the first movement of his dream of performing into his eighties.