Enodo Economics' Diana Choyleva at La Famiglia

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Enodo Economics' Diana Choyleva at La Famiglia

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Oct 26, 2022

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China expert and founder of Enodo Economics, Diana Choyleva, joins Izabella Kaminska for a spot of Italian food at La Famiglia restaurant in Chelsea. They discuss the pressures facing China, the difference between being trained as an economist under the communist system versus the Western system and the importance of independent research.

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Oct 26, 2022

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Join Izabella Kaminska as she lunches her way through markets, economics and finance with a host of top tier guests. Warning: Sessions are recorded "as live" and may contain refreshments.

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Enodo Economics' Diana Choyleva at La Famiglia

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