Publication

This paper is aimed at examining the flip and flop sides of the debate as to whether the momentum gathered in China’s export surge ‘heralded recovery’ or it was ‘a one time spike’. Some analysts have had even pitched a hypothesis that China’s recovery as such could possibly upstage recovery of the global economy, in particular the countries of the eurozone. In the run up, the paper delves into China’s absolute and relative potentials to lead the world economy to recovery. Schematically the paper thus focuses on: Conceptual Wherewithal and Policy Foreground of China’s Export Surge; Phenomenon and the Studied Opinions; Quirk of China’s May-June, 2010 Export Surge; and, China’s Lift and Salvaging Capabilities to Global Down Turn.