John Ross
Senior Fellow, Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China
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Why Trump continued the war on Iran even at the expense of his domestic popularity
[The following article was originally published in Chinese at guancha.cn.]
It is widely understood internationally that resistance by the peoples of Iran, together with the war’s unpopularity in the US, led to Trump losing the first round...
Iran won the first battle against the US, but the war is far from over
Iran has won the first battle in the US war of aggression against it. But it is an error to claim, as some genuinely and rightly against the US aggression have done, that Iran has yet won the war. This is based on an underestimation of the...
250 Years of the Rising Organic Composition of Capital: The Factual Correctness of Marx, Smith, and Keynes
The following article, which shows the sharply rising proportion of fixed investment in the economy in the 250 years since the Industrial Revolution, was written in the context of a specific discussion of China’s economy. This is the claim...
China's 2026 National People's Congress
Interpreting the core signals of economic policy at the 2026 China “Two Sessions”. Extracts from China TV interview with myself https://headline.fjtv.net/folder476/2026-03-11/7060213.html
Damaging Economic Confusion in the West on Consumption in China
In the Western media numerous articles appear calling for China to increase the percentage of consumption in GDP, in order to make China’s economic structure more like a Western model. This is called “boosting consumption”. In reality both...
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John Ross is winner of both China’s highest national prizes for foreign experts working in China & foreign writers on China. He is Senior Fellow at Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China.
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