What's Behind China's Wild Stock Ride?

Podcast with:	Li Jin
Published:	March 20, 2007
Interviewer:	James Aisner
Running Time:	18 min., 55 sec.

Executive Summary:

Podcast: The recent one-day plunge of 9 percent in China's stock markets has continued to weigh heavily on other markets around the world. What caused the fall? Are more ups and downs to come? Professor Li Jin discusses the unique characteristics that drive Chinese stocks.

About Faculty in this Article:

HBS Faculty Member Li Jin

Li Jin is an associate professor in the Finance unit at Harvard Business School.

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Keywords:	Public Markets, Securities & Commodity Exchanges, Asia Pacific, China

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