Title: Amateurish on China
Product review: On the subject of China, Lester Thurow (and other readers) may do better to turn to the writings of professionals who actually know a thing or two about that vast and booming market: Peter Nolan of Cambridge University, Nicholas Lardy of Yale and Washington, Nicholas Kristof of the NY Times, Jim Rohwer of CSFB and the Economist, William Overholt of Harvard and RAND, and Gregory Chow of Princeton.All that Mr. Thurow can come up with on China in this book is misinformed preconceived notions and incorrect raw data, mixed together with some vague generalizations and essentially amateurish gibberish unbecoming a tenured professor at the august MIT.
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