From the New York Times:
Central banker who can curb “irrational exuberance” among stock market investors. Statesmen with international credibility preferred. Availability soon.
Too bad Alan Greenspan, who does not speak Chinese, can’t apply. One of the biggest challenges for Chinese leaders these days lies in when and how to rein in the country’s soaring stock market and, just as important, whom to pick as the next governor of the central bank. [Full text]
