中国不動産バブル 柯隆 ｶﾘﾕｳ 文藝春秋 文藝春秋 :9784166614523

**Economist Kelong, who came to Japan to study capitalism**
**"Continues to bring understanding and depth to the Chinese economy"**
An economist from the People's Republic of China. He holds a Master's degree (Economics) from Nagoya University. He has served as Chief Research Fellow at the Tokyo Foundation for Policy Research, Specially Appointed Professor at the University of Shizuoka's Global Regional Center, and Special Visiting Professor at the Faculty of Economics at Hiroshima University of Economics.
Biography
Born and raised in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, People's Republic of China. After graduating from Jinling Institute of Technology's Japanese Language Department in 1986, he studied at Aichi University's Faculty of Law and Economics before completing his Master's program at Nagoya University's Graduate School of Economics. From 1994, he worked at Fujitsu Research Institute, serving as Chief Research Fellow and Visiting Research Fellow at the Institute of International Economics.
At educational and research institutions, he served as a visiting professor at Zhejiang University (1999-2005) and a visiting researcher at Keio University's Institute for Global Security (2001-2005). Since 2012, he has served as a special visiting professor at Hiroshima University of Economics and a specially appointed professor at the University of Shizuoka's Global Regional Center.
Personal Life
He is fluent in Japanese and English, holding qualifications such as the Japanese Language Proficiency Test Level 1 and certifications from the Cambridge Assessment English. In 2018, he was awarded the Junzo Kashiyama Prize.
Q: What is your contribution?
Deepening exchange and understanding between Japan and China through economic understanding and analysis.
Q: What are your famous works?
Books on the Chinese economy, including "Warning Bell for China Crisis: China's Economy Will Slow Down in 2012"
Related Videos
・[Kelong x Kenji Minemura] Towards a massive collapse of Chinese EVs? / The end of the "Great Leap Forward" reliant on subsidies / Concerns about rising anti-Japanese sentiment / Xi Jinping's administration promoting "80th anniversary of victory in the Anti-Japanese War" / Possibility of sharp economic slowdown leading to pension crisis and infrastructure collapse [Super Policy Analysis]
・[China's Triple Woes] Kelong x Kenji Minemura / Frequent violent crimes and rising social unrest / What is Trump's trump card that China fears? / Is China really at an advantage in the US-China trade war? / Ghost towns rapidly increasing due to real estate bubble collapse [Super Policy Analysis]
English Summary
**Economist Ke Long came to Japan to learn about capitalism**
**“Continuing to bring understanding and depth to the Chinese economy”**
Economist from the People's Republic of China. He holds a master's degree (economics) from Nagoya University. He has served as a chief researcher at the Tokyo Foundation for Policy Research, a specially appointed professor at the University of Shizuoka's Global Regional Center, and a special visiting professor at the Faculty of Economics at Hiroshima University of Economics.
History
Born and raised in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, People's Republic of China. Graduated from Kinryo Institute of Science and Technology's Japanese Department in 1986, studied at Aichi University's Faculty of Law and Economics, and completed a master's program at Nagoya University's Graduate School of Economics. He has been a member of Fujitsu Research Institute since 1994, and has held positions such as chief researcher and visiting researcher at the Institute of International Economics.
At educational and research institutions, he served as a visiting professor at Zhejiang University (1999-2005) and a visiting researcher at Keio University's Institute for Global Security (2001-2005). Since 2012, he has served as a special visiting professor at Hiroshima University of Economics and a specially appointed professor at the University of Shizuoka's Global Regional Center.
person
He is fluent in Japanese and English, and holds qualifications such as the Japanese Language Proficiency Test Level 1 and the Cambridge University English Language Proficiency Test. In 2018, he was awarded the Junzo Kashiyama Prize.
Q: What did you do?
Enhance exchange and understanding between Japan and China through economic understanding and analysis.
Q: What are your famous works?
Books on the Chinese economy, including ``Warning Bell for China Crisis: China's Economy Will Slow Down in 2012''