Anatole Kaletsky is founder and co-chairman of GaveKal Dragonomics, an economic consulting and asset management group based in Hong Kong and Beijing. He is also a columnist for Reuters and the International Herald Tribune and a member of the Governing Board of the Institute for New Economic Thinking. His recent book, Capitlism 4.0, on the post-crisis transformation of the global economy, was nominated for the 2011 Samuel Johnson Prize. Before founding Gavekal, he worked for 30 years as an economic journalist and commentator on the Financial Times, The Economist, and the London Times.
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