Dr. Andrew Charlton has made a name for himself in the world of business and politics. Now in his mid-thirties, he has a resume that includes service in numerous capacities, both in the corporate and parliamentary arenas. Following his doctorate from Oxford, this Rhodes Scholar wasted no time in getting his books Ozonomics and Fair Trade for All published and distributed to global audiences. His works caught the attention of a wide readership, and eventually fueled his ability to take on Parliament. He entered government in 2008 and quickly moved to up the rank of Senior Economic Adviser for Prime Minister Kevin Rudd. After the power had shifted in Parliament, Andrew decided to embrace an offer working in business development for Coles. The knowledge acquired from his hands-on work in business, government and writing are all encompassed and shared no better than in his latest release, Dragon’s Tail: The Lucky Country After the China Boom.

In Dragon’s Tail, Dr. Andrew Charlton examines the rise of the Chinese economy and the strengthening of their middle class. Meanwhile, he draws comparisons about Australia’s economic history and also unveils ways that the two nations could work together for the mutual benefit. With geography already working in their favor, Australia and China could form stronger trade relations in a number of industries that one could offer to the other, enhancing job creation while also minimizing on shipment costs.

As a strong advocate for fair trade practices, he believes that all countries who are engaged in international trade should have the confidence that the people they conduct business with are legitimate and fair, doing their diligence to maintain standards of ethical business practices that benefit all parties involved.

Dragon’s Tail: the Lucky Country after the China Boom is one of Dr. Andrew Charlton’s many quarterly essays; however this past release has particularly helped boost his readership. The sense of detail and delivery is thorough and compelling, making it a worthy read for anyone who is interested in the subject of global trade developments. The essay can be bought at QuartelyEssay.com, along with some of his other releases.