The Chinese economy, with 3 trillion USD foreign currency reserve, continued high-level economic development of 9-10% annual growth rate, and as the largest exporting country and second-largest economy in the world, has become the primary driving force of the world economy. During the changing global economic order brought about by the financial crisis in the US and by the governmental financial crises in Europe, we will discuss the tasks and future business strategy as well as prospects of the Chinese economy, which is transforming from a production export-oriented economic development policy into a domestic consumption-oriented one.

- Moderator
JEUNG, Duck Koo (Chairman, The NEAR Foundation)

- Presenters
LI, Yi Ping (Professor, Renmin University of China)

- Discussants
CHANG, Dal Joong (Professor, Seoul National University)
QUAN, Shunji (Chairman, Sino-Korea Enterprises Sodality)

- Rapporteur
CHO, Woo Jin (Professor, Tama University)