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China's economic prospects could be "very scary" in the near-term, but the nation's large population should ultimately ensure Asia becomes the "heartland" of the world economy, according to Professor Paul Krugman of Princeton University. The Nobel-prize winning economist spoke to the HKTDC during the Asian Financial Forum (AFF), 19-20 January 2015 in Hong Kong.
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