CEIBS Associate

Dean and Professor of Economics Bala Ramasamy discusses the findings of a

research study he co-authored that looks at how trade along the six corridors

of China’s Belt & Road Initiative may be impacted by improvements in

infrastructure and customs and border administration. Professor Ramasamy’s

paper is titled “Market Integration in the BRI”.

This year CEIBS is holding a series of forums in London,

Paris, Munich and Warsaw that bring together renowned academics, business

leaders, and government officials from China and Europe to discuss the benefits

of China’s Belt & Road Initiative. Learn more about CEIBS 2017 Europe Forum

and China’s Belt & Road Initiative here.

Read Professor Bala’s columns in Caixin Global discussing

his research findings here:

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