7/20
The address was presented by Yea-Mow Chen, professor of Finance from San Fransisco State University. Though most members in the camp regarded the issue too serious, I felt it very interesting at the same time. Compared with Dr. Jih's lesson which was about management, I'm more familiar with this issue since my major in college was economic.
During the lecture, prof. Chen gave us a brief outlook of the world economy, then explained the reason for credit crunch in 2008 and for European debt crisis recently. After then, he pointed out seven thought-provoking questions then gave his personal answers respectively. Indeed, I gained a lot from this lecture, not just for the professional knowledge, but for the way how foreign scholar thought about these financial issues.
The address was presented by Yea-Mow Chen, professor of Finance from San Fransisco State University. Though most members in the camp regarded the issue too serious, I felt it very interesting at the same time. Compared with Dr. Jih's lesson which was about management, I'm more familiar with this issue since my major in college was economic.
During the lecture, prof. Chen gave us a brief outlook of the world economy, then explained the reason for credit crunch in 2008 and for European debt crisis recently. After then, he pointed out seven thought-provoking questions then gave his personal answers respectively. Indeed, I gained a lot from this lecture, not just for the professional knowledge, but for the way how foreign scholar thought about these financial issues.
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