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Kok How Lee

Kok How Lee

Kok How Lee is a seasoned economist, consultant and strategist. A former principal economist at BHP, and senior economist at Singapore’s MTI and EDB, he holds degrees from Tsinghua University, INSEAD and the NUS. He specialises in economic trends, as well as business and consumer insights in Asia.
Kok How Lee is a seasoned economist, consultant and strategist. A former principal economist at BHP, and senior economist at Singapore’s MTI and EDB, he holds degrees from Tsinghua University, INSEAD and the NUS. He specialises in economic trends, as well as business and consumer insights in Asia.
Languages Spoken:
English

Opinion | Little surprise Beijing doesn’t want Western advice for its economy

The lack of forceful stimulus is not policy paralysis, as foreigners assume – China simply operates on a different set of priorities.

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Luckin’s meteoric rise reflects a market shift as Chinese spend more carefully, and increasingly prefer local brands with more efficient service to slower, more expensive foreign names.

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