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| Lim Chin
Professor, Department of Strategy and Policy, NUS Business School
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Bernard Yeung
Professor, Dean and Stephen Riady Distinguished Professor, NUS Business School
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Laying Foundations For More Stable Order
Published on 26 March 2009
The financial reform agenda is long and challenging. However, history has taught us that crises are an important part of the evolutionary process of creative destruction, the occasion for outdated and inefficient institutions to change into better ones. | | |
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Randall Morck
Professor, Dean's Visiting Professor, NUS Business School | | | | |
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Crude Oil Prices An Economic Dipstick
Published on 24 March 2009
The best solution to structural problems in the oil market is for all nations to continue discouraging the consumption of oil through the use of higher indirect taxes and reduced subsidies on petroleum products. | | |
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Nitin Pangarkar
Associate Professor , Department of Strategy and Policy, NUS Business School | | | | |
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Teo Chung Piaw
Professor, Department of Decision Sciences and Vice-Dean (Research), NUS Business School
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Ding Ding
Dr, Research fellow, Department of Decision Sciences, NUS Business School |
Koay Peng Yen
Mr, Shipping and Logistics Industry Veteran | |
Prot's Growth: Biggest Is Not Always Best
Published on 18 March 2009
Globalisation and container transportation thus have a symbiotic relationship with each other, they are both the cause and effect of each other’s growth. | | |
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