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Jin Keyu 金刻羽

 





Jīn Kèyǔ.

    • Jīn (金) is a common Chinese surname that means "gold" or "metal".
    • (刻) means "to carve" or "to engrave".
    • (羽) means "feather" or "plume".

So, the name 金刻羽 could be interpreted as "golden feather" or "engraved feather". It is a beautiful and unique name with a positive connotation.


The first tone (Jīn) is a high-level tone.
The second tone (Kè) is a rising tone.
The third tone (Yǔ) is a falling-rising tone.


Keyu Jin is a Chinese economist and associate professor at the London School of Economics. Born in Beijing in 1982, she pursued her undergraduate and doctoral studies in economics at Harvard University. Her research focuses on global trade imbalances, asset prices, and China's economic growth model. Jin has also served on the board of Richemont Group and has been recognized as a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum



Geopolitics 地缘政治 (dì yuán zhèng zhì) – How geography and power affect global relations.

State-led 国家主导 (guó jiā zhǔ dǎo) – When the government takes the lead in managing the economy.

Market-driven 市场驱动 (shì chǎng qū dòng) – Powered by supply and demand, not controlled by the state.

Synergy 协同效应 (xié tóng xiào yìng) – When cooperation creates a better outcome than individual efforts.

Innovation 创新 (chuàng xīn) – Creating new ideas or methods to improve things.

Generational shifts 世代转变 (shì dài zhuǎn biàn) – How different generations think and act differently.

Sustainability 可持续性 (kě chí xù xìng) – Developing in a way that protects the future, especially the environment.

Dual circulation strategy 双循环战略 (shuāng xún huán zhàn lüè) – A plan to grow China’s economy by focusing on both domestic and global markets.

Capitalism 资本主义 (zī běn zhǔ yì) – An economy where businesses are owned privately and aim to make profit.

Socialism 社会主义 (shè huì zhǔ yì) – An economy where the government owns or manages major industries to promote fairness.

Global trade imbalance 全球贸易失衡 (quán qiú mào yì shī héng) – When trade between countries is uneven, causing economic strain.

Asset prices 资产价格 (zī chǎn jià gé) – The value of things people invest in, like property or stocks.

Economic model 经济模式 (jīng jì mó shì) – A system used to run a country’s economy.

Policy 政策 (zhèng cè) – A government’s plan or rule for managing issues.

Reform 改革 (gǎi gé) – Changing something to make it better.


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