China's Business Outlook in the Midst of Economic Downturn

China's economy continues to be closely tied to the world economy, and especially to the U.S. business cycle. The current global financial crisis has led to a fall in Chinese exports, downward pressure on China's own property values, and worries about how far the overall growth rate may fall. Nonetheless, some analysts predict that China's domestic economy will be able to help lead the recovery, if policy is done right. Our panelists will discuss these issues from economic, political and business perspectives to give an update of what is happening in the China market and what the future may hold.

The Southern Center presents this Breakfast Briefing in cooperation with the China Research Center, www.chinacenter.net.

Location: Southern Center for International Studies
320 West Paces Ferry Road
Atlanta, Georgia 30305
Time: 7:30 - 8:00 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast

8:00 - 9:15 a.m. Program

Cost: $10 SCIS Young Professionals

$15 SCIS Members

$20 Non-Members

RSVP: Register online, email register@scis.org, or call 404-261-5763.

Tickets are not issued. Your name will be at the registration table.

Panelists:

Mark Sobolewski

VP Corporate Strategy, UPS

Yawei Liu, Ph.D.

Professor, Georgia Perimeter College

Director, China Program, The Carter Center

Scott Ellyson

Chief Executive Officer, East-West Manufacturing

Peter White

Founder and President Emeritus, SCIS

MODERATOR : Penelope B. Prime, Ph.D.

Director, China Research Center
Professor, Stetson School of Business & Economics, Mercer University