economics

The eurozone remains the centre of global attention and rightly so. The peripheral countries in the region are under massive depressionary pressure and none of the solutions offered are addressing the most fundamental problem they face: how to grow with a fundamentally overvalued currency when government, business and consumers are debt constrained.

What will the outcome of the eurozone mess be? Muddle through or break up of the euro as we know it?

For 2010 the British Chamber of Commerce Guangdong is planning a series of special 'China Debates' loosely along the same lines as the brilliant 'Doha Debates', chaired by the former BBC correspondent and interviewer Tim Sebastian.