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CV NAME Tan Hui Heng Augustine CURRENT EMPLOYMENT AND POSITION(S) Practice Professor of Economics, School of Economics, Singapore Management University, January 2005-present DEGREES

Ph.D. (Economics), Stanford University, 1968 Dissertation: Differential Protection, Economic Indices, And Optimal Trade Policies

Advisor: Professor Ronald I. McKinnon Chair: Professor T N Srinivasan M.A. (Economics), University of Singapore, 1965 M.A. (Economics), Stanford University, 1964 B.A. Honors, First Class, University of Singapore, 1962 PAST EMPLOYMENT AND POSITION(S)

Associate Professor of Economics Emeritus, Singapore Management University, 1 Jan 2003-31 Dec 2004 Tenured Associate Professor of Economics, Singapore Management University, 1 June 2000-31 Dec 2002 Vice-provost [Research], Singapore Management University, 1 Dec 2000-31 Dec 2002 Deputy Director, Wharton-SMU Research Center, 1 June 2000-31 Dec 2002 Tenured Associate Professor of Economics, National University of Singapore, 1 Jan 1975 -30 May 2000 Tenured Senior Lecturer, 1 May 1971-31 Dec 1974 Lecturer, 1 May 1968-31 April 1971 Member of Parliament, 1970 - 1991 Political Secretary to the Prime Minister, 1972 - 1976 Chairman, National Productivity Board, 1972 - 1976 RESEARCH INTERESTS

International Trade & Finance MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

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Singapore Economic Society HONORS, AWARDS, ACHIEVEMENTS First Class Honors Book Prize, University of Singapore, 1962 Research Fellowship, Agricultural Development Council, 1962-3 PhD Fellowship, Agricultural Development Council, 1963-68 PUBLICATIONS (include the following and arranged in chronological order)

Books and monographs authored or co-authored

1. Akrasanee, N, A H H Tan and et al, ASEAN and the Pacific Community. Centre for Strategic and International Studies, May 1981. 43 pp.

2. Tan, A H H, A Cairncross and et al, Protectionism Threat to International

Order: The Impact on Developing Countries. Commonwealth Secretariat, 1982. 151 pp.

3. Belassa, Bela, A H H Tan and et al, Development Strategies in Semi-

industrial Countries. World Bank, 1982. 394 pp.

4. Amnuay, Viravan, A H H Tan and et al, Trade Routes To Sustained Economic Growth, Report of Study Group of the Trade Policy Research Centre. MacMillan Press and St Martin’s Press, October 1987. 178 pp.

5. Tan, A H H and S Y Phang, The Singapore Experience in Public Housing.

Singapore: Times Academic Press, Centre for Advanced Studies, NUS, 1992. 49 pp.

6. Naya, S, M Ariff, M K Chng, P Intal Jr., A H H Tan, V Muntarborn, A T H

Chin, S Tamunlertchai, P Imada and M G Plummer, ASEAN Economic Cooperation for the 1990’s, A Report Prepared for the ASEAN Standing Committee. Philippines: The Philippine Institute for Development Studies and The ASEAN Secretariat, 1992. 141 pp.

Books and monographs edited or co-edited

1. Tan, A H H and B K Kapur, eds, Pacific Growth And Financial Interdependence. Allen and Unwin, Sydney, London, Boston, 1986. 405 pp. (Also wrote first chapter jointly with B K Kapur.).

2. Tan, A H H , ed. Monetary Financial Management in Asia In the 21st Century [World Scientific, December 2002]

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Chapters in published books

1. Tan, A H H, Policy alternatives: Comment. In Agricultural Revolution in Southeast Asia, Vol.1, Agricultural Revolution in Southeast Asia. United States: The Asia Society, 1970.

2. Tan, A H H, Discussant: Comments. In Effective Tariff Protection, edited

by H G Grubel and H G Johnson. Switzerland, 1971.

3. Tan, A H H, ASEAN in perspective and the role of Singapore. In The Singapore Economy, edited by Lim Chong Yah and You Poh Seng, pp.370-385. Singapore: Eastern Universities Press, 1971.

4. Tan, A H H, Optimal foreign exchange policy for Singapore. In Singapore

in the International Economy, edited by Wong Kum Poh and M Tan, pp.1-11. Singapore: Singapore University Press, 1972.

5. Tan, A H H, Singapore’s growth. In Asia Pacific Socialism, edited by Alex

Josey, pp.47-54, 1973. 6. Tan, A H H, Anatomy and Consequences of Exchange Control Regimes:

Comment. Philippines: Manila: Asian Development Bank, 1974. 7. Tan, A H H, Foreign investment and multinational corporations in

developing countries. In Socialism that Works: The Singapore Way, edited by Devan Nair, pp.86-96. Singapore: Federal Publications, 1976.

8. Tan, A H H, Summary of conference proceedings. In ASEAN and a

Positive Strategy for Foreign Investment, edited by Lloyd R Vasey, pp.1-14, 1978.

9. Tan, A H H, The threat of protectionism to developing countries. In

Southeast Asian Affairs 1979, pp.72-78. Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1979.

10. Pang, E F and A H H Tan, Employment and export-led industrialisation:

The experience of Singapore. In Development of Labour-Intensive Industry in ASEAN Countries, edited by Rashid Amjad, pp.141-173. Thailand: International Labour Organisation, 1981.

11. Tan, A H H, Comment on external debt problems of developing countries.

In Energy and Structural Change in the Asia Pacific Region, edited by R M Bautista and S Naya, pp.493-494. Philippines Institute for Development Studies and Asian Development Bank, January 1984.

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12. Tan, A H H, Changing patterns of foreign trade and investment in Singapore since 1960. In Singapore: Twenty-Five Years of Growth And Structural Change, edited by You Poh Seng and Lim Chong Yah, pp.38-77, 1984.

13. Tan, A H H, Comment on energy resources, energy prices and trade

patterns. In Energy and Structural Change In The Asia Pacific Region, edited by R M Bautista and S Naya, pp.49-50. Philippines Inst For Development Studies and Asian Development Bank, 1974.

14. Tan, A H H, Singapore’s economy: Growth and structural change. In

Southeast Asian Affairs 1986, pp.273-295. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1986.

15. Pang, E F and A H H Tan, Foreign investment and export oriented

development: The experience of Singapore. In Direct Foreign Investment and Export Promotion: Policies and Experiences in Asia, edited by S Naya, V Vichit-Vadakan and U Kerdpibule. Southeast Asian Central Banks Research and Training Centre East-West Resource Systems Institute, 1987.

16. Tan, A H H, American influence on Asian Pacific trade and development.

In Moving Into The Pacific Century, edited by Lau Teik Soon and Leo Suryadinata, pp.38-77. Singapore: Heinemann Publication, 1988.

17. Tan, A H H, The Toronto economic summit: An Asian NICs Perspective of

global economic problems. In The Asian NIEs and The Economies of the Developed Countries, pp.181-199. Tokyo Club Foundation for Global Studies, 1988.

18. Pang, E F and A H H Tan, The emerging global economy and the role of

Asian NIEs. In Economic Development in East and Southeast Asia: Essays in Honor of Professor Shinichi Ichimura, edited by Seiji Naya and Akira Takayama, pp.319-332. Honolulu: East West Center and Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1990.

19. Tan, A H H, Government intervention and the private sector: The case of

Singapore’s industrialisation. In Perspectives on The Pacific Basin Economy: A Comparison of Asia and Latin America, edited by T Fukuchi and M Kagami, pp.371-391. Japan: The Asian Club Foundation and Institute of Developing Economies PMC Publications Inc., Tokyo, 1990.

20. Tan, A H H, Foreign trade regimes: Comments. In Politics and Policy

Making in Developing Countries, edited by G M Meier, pp.150-154. San Francisco, California: ICS Press, 1991.

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21. Tan, A H H, Comments for Session 2. In The Asia-Pacific Region in the 1990s, pp.391-394. Japan: Tokyo: Foundation for Advanced Information and Research, 1991.

22. Augustine H H Tan, "Managing Liberalization, Regionalism and

Globalization In The Next 50 Years" The WTO Secretariat, From GATT To The WTO: The Multilateral Trading System In The New Millenium, [Kluger Law International. The Hague, London, Boston; World Trade Organization, 2000 p.167-177 http://www.smu.edu.sg/Research/pdfs/AugustineT_WTO.pdf

23. Augustine H H Tan, "Sources of The Asian Currency Crisis: Internal &

External" published in ASEAN University Network & The Korean Association of Southeast Asian Studies, Economic Crisis In Southeast Asia & Korea [Tradition & Modernity (Jontong gua Hyundae)], December2000,p.306-316. http://www.smu.edu.sg/research/pdfs/AugustineT_SourcesAsianCrisis.pdf

24. Augustine H H Tan, "The Asian Economic Crisis: The Way Ahead For

Singapore", Chapter 2 in Linda Low & Douglas Johnston, edited, Singapore Inc., Public Policy Options In The Third Millennium, [Asia Pacific Press, Singapore,2001], pp.17-34 http://www.smu.edu.sg/research/pdfs/Atan_wayahead.pdf

25. Augustine H H Tan, “Regional Policy Options: An Agenda for Action-

Comment” in Tan Kong Yam ed. Asian Economic Recovery, [Singapore University Press & World Scientific 2002], p.159-261.

26. Augustine H H Tan, “The Economic Challenges Facing Singapore” in

Winston T. H. Koh & Roberto S. Mariano ed., The Economic Prospects of Singapore [Pearson Addison Wesley, 2005], p.18-46.

Published articles in refereed journals

1. Tan, A H H, Special development problems of a plural society: The Malayan example – A comment. Economic Record, 40, no.1 (March 1964): 114-121.

2. Tan, A H H, The incidence of export taxes on small producers. The

Malayan Economic Review, XII, no.1 (April 1967): 90-98.

3. Tan, A H H, Immiserizing tariff – Induced capital accumulation and technical change. The Malayan Economic Review, XIII, no.2 (October 1968): 1-7.

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4. Tan, A H H, Differential tariffs, negative value-added and the theory of effective protection. American Economic Review, IX, no.1 (March 1970): 107-116.

5. Tan, A H H, More on the interpretation of negative value-added in effective tariff rate calculations. The Malayan Economic Review, XV, no.1 (April 1970): 10-16.

6. Tan, A H H, Fixed coefficients and the theory of effective protection in

general equilibrium. The Malayan Economic Review. XV, no.2 (October 1970): 1-6.

7. Tan, A H H, Optimal trade policies and non-economic objectives in models

involving imported materials, inter-industry flows and non-traded goods. Review of Economic Studies, XXXVIII, no.1 (January 1971): 105-111.

8. Tan, A H H, Payments imbalances, sudden surges and safeguards. The

World Economy, 12, no.3 (September 1989): 325-338. (United Kingdom). 9. Roberto S Mariano, Abdul G. Abiad, Bulent Gultekin, T. Shabbir and

Augustine H H Tan, “Markov Chains In Predictive Models of Currency Crises With Application to SE Asia” Taiwan Economic Review, Vol 31, No.4, December 2003: 401-437.

10. Winston T.H. Koh, Roberto S. Mariano, Andrey Pavlov, Sock Yong Phang, Augustine H. H. Tan , Susan M. Wachter, “Bank Lending and Real Estate in Asia: Market Optimism and Asset Bubbles” Journal of Asian Economics (2005), Vol 15, No. 6, pp 1103-1118.

11. “Markov Switching GARCH Models of Currency Turmoil in Southeast Asia” (with Celso Brunetti, Chiara Scotti and R. S. Mariano), Emerging Markets Review, 2008.

12. “Monetary Policy Cooperation to Support Asian Economic Integration” (with Chow Hwee Kwan, Peter Kriz and R.S. Mariano) Singapore Economic Review, March 2010

Published articles in non-refereed journals

1. Tan, A H H, Measures to alleviate unemployment in Singapore. Suara Universiti, 5, no.1 (March 1969).

2. Tan, A H H, Economic pattern of nation-building-Singapore: 1958-1969.

Suara Universiti, 5, no.2 (September 1969).

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3. Tan, A H H, The role of Science and Technology in the development of

Asia. Suara Universiti, 1, no.2 (August 1970). 4. Tan, A H H, The role of Singapore in regional cooperation in Southeast

Asia. Asia Pacific Record, 1, no.10 (January 1971).

5. Tan, A H H, A Maverick approach to regional cooperation in Southeast Asia. Suara Ekonomi, 9 (1972). (Singapore).

6. Tan, A H H, Economic development: Communism and democracy. Suara

Ekonomi, 9 (1972). (Singapore). 7. Tan, A H H, One world only. Journal of Business (Singapore), 3, no.1

(1975). (Singapore). (Also published in Lim Boon Tiong (ed), The Manager’s Handbook, May 1976 and published by Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, One World Only, 1975).

8. Tan, A H H, Professional elitism: Is there a growing trend in Singapore.

Campus News (January 1978). (Singapore). 9. Tan, A H H, The Singapore economy: Problems and prospects.

Singapore Banking & Finance (1978). (Singapore). 10. Tan, A H H, Singapore in the eighties: Some key economic issues.

Nanyang Economic Bulletin, 1, no.5 (August 1979). (Singapore). 11. Tan, A H H, 1979: A year of balanced growth. Nanyang Economic Bulletin,

2, no.2 (March 1980). (Singapore).

12. Tan, A H H, Towards higher technology: Singapore in the seventies. Nanyang Economic Bulletin, 2, no.2 (March 1980). (Singapore).

13. Tan, A H H, Singapore in the world economy of the eighties. Nanyang

Economic Bulletin, 3, no.1 (April 1981). (Singapore). 14. Tan, A H H, Looking ahead (economic trends). Journal of Japanese

Trade & Industry, 8, no.6 (November 1989): 15. (Japan).

Published conference papers (refereed) Published conference papers (non-refereed) Published reports Book reviews

1. Tan, A H H. Review of Economic Development of Modern Malaya, by Lim Chong Yah. Malayan Economic Review (1968).

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2. Tan, A H H. Review of Alternative In Southeast Asia, by Eugene Black. Southeast Asian Studies (1970).

3. Tan, A H H. Review of Energy Policy and Experience of Asian Countries,

by Asian Development Bank. Asian-Pacific Economic Literature (September 1989): 56-58.

Newspaper / magazine articles and other periodicals

1. Tan, A H H, The visible hand in politics – A reply to Professor Milton Friedman. Straits Times (October 1980).

2. Tan, A H H, Putting The Property Market In Perspective. Straits Times (2

July 1996): 25. (Singapore). Tan, A H H, Time to peg Sing $ to the Greenback. The Business Times (20 January 1998). (Singapore). (How to prevent capital flight).

3. Tan, A H H, Resolving the Currency Crisis: IMF is not geared adequately

to help. The Straits Times (23 January 1998): 58-58. (Singapore).

4. Tan, A H H, More important to stabilize the Singapore Dollar now. The Straits Times (3 February 1998): 56-56. (Singapore).

5. Tan, A H H, Will Sing $ be able to fulfill function as a Currency Peg? The

Straits Times (12 February 1998): 44-44. (Singapore).

6. Tan, A H H, Currency Board: A Quick Fix? The Straits Times (14 February 1998): 54-54. (Singapore).

7. Tan, A H H, Asian Leaders must face up to reality. The Straits Times (31

July 1998): 54-54. (Singapore). (Also published in Dow Jones Interactive, Article 8 of 865).

8. Tan, A H H, Time to hold an Asian Currency Forum. The Straits Times

(29 August 1998). (Singapore). 9. Tan, A H H, The Politics and Economics of Malaysia’s Ringgit Controls.

The Straits Times (5 September 1998). (Singapore). 10. Tan, A H H, Beware credit crunch. The Straits Times (11 November

1998). (Singapore). (Singapore should cut costs rather than devalue).

11. Tan, A H H, Further property price falls will impede recovery. The Business Times (17 November 1998). (Singapore). (Ensure that economic recovery is not impeded by property deflation).

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12. Tan, A H H, Don’t Write Off The Pacific Century. The Straits Times (31 December 1999): 46. (Special issue on the New Millennium). (Singapore). (Analyses the future of the Pacific Century after the Asian Crisis).

13. Save Or Spend? Crunch Tests, The Straits Times, 3 August 2010

14. Minimum Skills, Not Minimum Wage, The Straits Times, 18 November 2010

15. “Why It is Vital To Keep Manufacturing Alive”, The Straits Times, 30 April 2011

16. “First Rate, Not First World MPs & Government”, The Straits Times, 3 May 2011

17. “WP Chen’s Criticizing Policy”, The Straits Times, 5 May 2011

18. “Dangerous To Draw Down Reserves”, The Straits Times, 6 May 2011 Others

UNPUBLISHED COMPLETED WORKS (include the following and arranged in chronological order)

Completed articles in forthcoming journals (completed papers that have been accepted

for publication but not yet published) Completed – but unpublished – book and monograph manuscripts Completed chapter in forthcoming book Completed – but unpublished – conference papers Completed – but unpublished – research papers

Tan, A H H, On Altering Tariff Structures to Induce Import Substitution and Exports. Joint Memo No 6, Singapore, 1969

Completed – but unpublished – consultancy/project reports

1. Tan, A H H, Factors Pointing Towards a World Depression. 1974. 2. Group of Experts of Secretary-General of UNCTAD, Inflationary Processes in the

International Economy and Their Impact on Developing Countries. TD/B/579, 1975.

3. Tan, A H H, Technology, Economic Leadership and the International Economic

Order. 1976. 4. Tan, A H H, Singapore in a World of Economic Interdependence. 1977.

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5. Tan, A H H, Liquidity Effects of Public Debt Management. Singapore, 1977. (Prepared for Managing Director, Monetary Authority of Singapore).

6. Tan, A H H, Singapore’s Balance of Payments: An Evaluation. Singapore, 1978.

(Prepared for Managing Director, Monetary Authority of Singapore). 7. Tan, A H H, C W Hon, N K Tan and Jeet Singh Surinder, Domestic Sources of

Funds: A Ten-Year Projection. Singapore, 1978. (Prepared for Monetary Authority of Singapore). (Mimeo).

8. Tan, A H H, The Role of Private Enterprise in Selected Southeast and East Asian

Countries, ESCAP, (Strategies for the 1980s). 1979. 9. Tan, A H H, Economic Prospects for Singapore in 1979.

Conference presentations (with completed written documentation)

1. Tan, A H H, Investment priorities in ASEAN. Paper presented at Conference on Economic And Political Growth Pattern of Asia-Pacific, 1976.

2. Tan, A H H, Factors for orderly economic development in Singapore. Paper

presented at Public Opinion Leader’s Lecture, 10 June 1980, Hong Kong.

3. Tan, A H H, Bright and dark aspect of economic development in Asia. August 1983.

4. Tan, A H H, A Singapore perspective of some global economic problems. Paper

presented at Singapore 1984 Investment Conference, 25 March 1984. 5. Tan, A H H, ASEAN young entrepreneurs as innovators and catalysts. Paper

presented at Asean Young Businessmen’s Conference, 12-16 August 1985, Jakarta, Indonesia.

6. Tan, A H H, Prospects and policies for Singapore: The next 15 years. Paper

presented at Singapore Futures Conference, 30-31 January 1986, United Kingdom.

7. Tan, A H H, Domestic resource mobilisation and financial policies. Paper

presented at 17th Seanza SEA and New Zealand Central Banking Course, October 1988, Australia.

8. Tan, A H H, Fiscal policies for development. Paper presented at the 17th Seanza

SEA and New Zealand Central Banking Course, October 1988, Australia. 9. Tan, A H H, Asian-Pacific economic cooperation: An Asian-NIE perspective

(Asian Club Miti-Jetro). Paper presented at Asian-Pacific Cooperation Promotion Conference, March 1989, Tokyo, Japan.

10. Phang, S Y and A H H Tan, The Singapore experience in financing housing.

Paper presented at World Bank Conference on China Housing Sector Reform, October 1989, Beijing, China.

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11. Tan, A H H, Future development and role of Singapore (Asian Development Bank). In The ADB Round Table on the Role of Newly Industrialising Economists in Asian Development, 1989.

12. Tan, A H H and Z K Salami, Augmentation of capital formation and development

finance in African countries. Paper presented at the UN – African Development Bank Conference, June 1992, Cote d’Ivoire, Africa.

13. Tan, A H H, Policies for macro-economic stability. Paper presented at the

Conference on Effective Implementation of Policies for Growth and Development in Africa, 20-24 April 1993, Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire, Africa. (organized by the International Centre for Economic Growth, San Francisco).

14. Tan, A H H, Role of Trade in Economic Development. Paper presented at ADB

Development Round Table on Trade and Economic Development in the Asian and Pacific Region, 13-15 October 1993, Manila, Philippines.

15. Tan, A H H, “Unfinished Business For WTO”. Paper presented at European

Institute of Japanese Studies, 13 March 1995, Evian, France.

16. Tan, A H H, “Problems For East Asia In The Proposed Framework”. Paper presented at European Institute of Japanese Studies, 14 April 1997, Evian, France.

17. Tan, A H H, Possible impact of China’s accession on the development of the

WTO system (Abstract). Paper presented at International Economic Organization in the Post-Uruguay Round Era, 19-21 September 1997, Palace Hotel, Lausanne, Switzerland. (Accepted for presentation).

18. Tan, A H H, International debate on the East Asian crisis, edited by Hugh Corbet

(Paper presented at Fourth Evian Group Meeting “East Asia’s Financial Crisis And Further WTO Negotiations”, 19-21 February 1999, Lausanne, Switzerland). (Analysis of the recent Asian Currency and Banking Crisis)

19. Tan, A H H, Official efforts to attract FDI: Case of Singapore’s EDB. (Paper presented at Industrial globalization in the 21st century: Impact and consequences for East Asia and Korea, 2-3 August 1999, East-West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States). (EDB’s promotion of foreign direct investment as a model)

20. Roberto Mariano, Chow Hwee Kwan, Peter Kritz & Augustine H H Tan, “Regional Coordination of Policy Measures Forward: Financial Market Liberalization and Capital Market Development” Feb 2006

21. Winston T.H. Koh, Roberto S. Mariano, Andrey Pavlov, Sock Yong Phang, Augustine H. H. Tan & Susan M. Wachter, “Under-priced Default Spread Exacerbates Market Crashes” [Wharton-SMU Research Center] March 9, 2006

22. Roberto Mariano, Chow Hwee Kwan, Peter Kritz & Augustine H H Tan, “Toward Greater Financial Stability in the Asian Region: Exploring Steps to Create Regional Monetary Units” Jan 2007

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23. Roberto Mariano, Chow Hwee Kwan, Peter Kritz & Augustine H H Tan, “Toward Greater Financial Stability in the Asian Region: Measures for Possible Use of Regional Monetary Units for Surveillance and Transaction” February 2008.

Others

RESEARCH GRANTS World Bank, 1970-74 Wharton-SMU Research Center, Various years CONFERENCES ATTENDED (and nature of participation) [2013] 1. National Asset-Liability Asia Conf 23-24/07/13 Fullerton

Hotel Participant

2. Institute of Policy Studies Singapore

Roundtable on Population

30/07/13 Orchard

Hotel Participant

3. Institute of Policy Studies Singapore

Seminar on Aging

25/10/13 Orchard

Hotel Participant

4. Institute of Policy Studies Singapore

20th Singapore Economy Roundtable 12/11/13

Orchard

Hotel Participant

EDITORIAL SERVICES (e.g., journal editor, membership in editorial board, ad hoc reviewer for journals, etc) Former Editor, Editorial Advisor, Singapore Economic Review PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES Former President, Economic Society of Singapore, 1999-2001 Former President, Federation of ASEAN Economic Associations, 2000. Consultancy: ADB, ILO, United Nations, UNCTAD, UNDP, Commonwealth Secretariat, ESCAP, East-West Center, World Bank, Monetary Authority of Singapore

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LECTURES, SEMINARS AND TALKS GIVEN [2013]

S/No.

Seminar Topic

Period

Dd/mm/yy

Venue

1. Talk for SMU Open House:

New manufacturing, Euro

Woes, Austerity, Aging

Populations, Protectionism

& Cost Disease

03/03/13 SMU

2. Seminar For JC/A-Level :

New Manufacturing, Re-

shoring, Industrial &

Manpower Policies

21/03/13 SMU Auditorium,

Accountancy

3. Seminar For NTUC Central

Committee: Singapore In

Transition

25/04/13 NTUC Headquarters

UNIVERSITY COURSES TAUGHT (UNDERGRADUATE & GRADUATE) [2013]

1. Ec 103A International Economics [6] 2. MBA: Econ 657 Political Economy: Global & Regional [2] 3. EMBA: MGMT615 Understanding The Global Economy & Political Risk [1] 4. PhD Gen Man: Econ708: Political Economy: Global & Regional [1]

EXECUTIVE EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS TAUGHT [2013]

1. Munich Business School, 31 January 2013:

Seminar 1, China: Middle-Income Trap?

Seminar 2, India: Reform or Backslide?

Seminar 3, Emerging Asia: Macro-Economic Lessons from US, Euro-zone & Japan

Seminar 4, Singapore: Growth, Real Wages & Equity

2. IE Singapore, 1 April 2013:

Seminar 1: Lost Decades

Seminar 2: Jobless Growth

Seminar 3: Sovereign Debt Crises

Seminar 4: Redback Vs Greenback

Seminar 5: Risks Facing Singapore