'''Zhao Xiao''' is a prominent Chinese [[economist]] and director of Macro-strategy of Economic Institute at the Assets Supervision and Administration Commission for [[China]]'s State Council. His influential studies focus on macroeconomics, corporate reform, and transformation of the market system. Zhao wrote in the Chinese edition of Esquire, ''<u>God Is My Chairman of the Board</U>'' which was based on a paper called ''Market Economies With Churches and Market Economies Without Churches.'' He would gain attention for arguing that China’s economy would benefit from the spread of [[Christianity]].
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'''Zhao Xiao''' is a prominent Chinese [[economist]] and director of Macro-strategy of Economic Institute at the Assets Supervision and Administration Commission for [[China]]'s State Council. His influential studies focus on macroeconomics, corporate reform, and transformation of the market system. Zhao wrote in the Chinese edition of Esquire, ''<u>God Is My Chairman of the Board</U>'' which was based on a paper called ''Market Economies With Churches and Market Economies Without Churches.'' He would gain attention for arguing that China's economy would benefit from the spread of [[Christianity]].