Conflict
Stephen RoachCan the US and China avoid accidental conflict?
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China's Economic Ascendancy?
The question mark at the end of this title underscores a Chinese economy that has entered what could well be the toughest phase of its extraordinary rise. By now, China’s cyclical and structural growth challenges are well known — the debt-i...
Misreading China's Investment Problem
It has become conventional wisdom that China’s investment problem is in a league of its own. A recent article by Greg Ip in The Wall Street Journal is the latest example of this groupthink. With the investment share of China’s GDP in unch...
Beyond Diplomacy for Conflict Resolution
Call me a cynic, but I have my doubts about the motives behind the recent flurry of US diplomatic initiatives directed at China. Jake Sullivan’s late August mission to Beijing, a first in his official capacity as US National Security Adviso...
Sanctions as a Source of Conflict
The United States has its “entity list.” China has its “unreliable entities list.” Both sets of tools are intended to put targeted pressure on companies and individuals that are alleged to be at odds with broadly defined national interests...
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Former Chief Economist and Asia Chair Morgan Stanley, Yale Faculty since 2012, author most recently of "Accidental Conflict: America, China, and the Clash of False Narratives"
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