Graeme Maxton is an economist, writer and presenter who specialises in Asian economics and business.
Well-known for his insights, stimulating presentations and event-chairing style, Graeme delivers punchy, clearly-articulated analysis on global affairs. A natural and skilled moderator, renowned for his live and recorded ‘in-conversation’ interview style with CEOs, politicians and business leaders, he is the author of several highly acclaimed books.
A freelance contributor to The Economist , he is also a frequent host on CNBC’s Squawk Box and Capital Connection and a regular guest on BBC and CNN news programmes.
He is based in Vienna, Austria but is presently lives in Singapore.
He is currently working on a series of articles on China as well as a new book on the implications of the recent financial crisis, overpopulation, environmental degradation and the emergence of China as a global power. He predicts a long period of economic stagnation and social failure unless there is change.
Could someone turn the lights on? The outlook is a little dark.
On the world economy — speaking in Cologne, Germany in 2010
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