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China: The Surprising Truth Behind Its Capitalist Success Join us for a compelling discussion on China's capitalist influence and misconceptions about its economy. We dive into the contrasts between South and North Korea, explore economic decentralization, and address modern capitalism's challenges. Enlightening perspectives await in this engaging dialogue! #ChinaEconomics #CapitalismVsCommunism #SouthKorea #NorthKorea #Decentralization #EconomicGrowth #ModernCapitalism #PropertyRights #HistoryDiscussion #GlobalEconomy

* Chinese government censorship signals important underlying issues, requiring investigation * With China's economy in decline, diversifying trading partners is crucial for stability The Chinese government censors for a reason. When they start silencing a topic, it's because something important is happening. We need to pay attention, dig deeper, and find out what they're hiding. Today, China's economy faces tough times. It's like a game heading into garbage time, where the outcome is clear, and the clock is winding down. The signs are there. Slow growth, high debt, and struggling industries. The smart move is to diversify our trading partners. Relying too much on China is risky. As their economic strength falters, we should look elsewhere, seek new markets, and build resilience. Don't ignore the signs. When censorship increases, it's a red flag. Investigate, adapt, and prepare for the shifts ahead. #ChinaCensorship #EconomicDecline #DiversifyTrade #GlobalMarkets #InvestigateNow #RiskManagement #EconomicStability

Watch what Professor David Li Daokui, director, Academic Center for Chinese Economic Practice and Thinking, at Tsinghua University mentioned about China’s 3rd Plenum during The Asset Events’ 19th Asia Bond Markets Summit – China Edition in Shenzhen last month. #Finance #Economy #China #APAC #Development #ThirdPlenum #TheAssetTalk 

What are the implications of thinking about Chinese economic strategy through the lens of this concept? To help us unpack this, I am joined by Professor Yan LIANG from Willamette University, in the USA to discuss this. The conversation is wide ranging, and goes into questions of productivity at a production level, as well as capital productivity at a system / transactions flow level. We touch on questions of money, credit and arguments about China's focus on investment and whether this comes at the expense of household consumption. (Hint: it doesn't.) Yan Liang #productiveforces #china https://lnkd.in/g7FpkG6G

In the semester’s last Critical Issues Confronting China talk, Anne Stevenson-Yang, a longtime analyst of the Chinese economy, shared the story of China’s economic rise—including rampant corruption (check out the Henan hog industry!)—and challenges ahead. Tony Saich, Director of the Rajawali Foundation Institute for Asia and Daewoo Professor of International Affairs at the Harvard Kennedy School, who moderated the discussion, noted that during the go-go years of China’s reforms, Western experts “underestimated the residual strength of the traditional state system.” https://lnkd.in/d79Zwzqz

In the West, increased Party-state control is seen as the opposite of enhancing market dynamics. One must take precedence, and we all know Xi usually leans in the direction of state control. But China lives in contradictions much more readily than its critics. The leadership always phrases its overriding goal as a ‘main contradiction.’ This does not mean siding with one or the other — it means combining the two to create a new path. 👉 Read my opinion piece for The Wire China to understand the complex balancing act within China's economic reforms. Find the link in the first comment below. #China #ChinaEconomy #EconomicReform #XiJinping

Democracy, Capitalism and Why China Is Doomed To view, visit https://lnkd.in/eKNAK7ah Capitalism combined with democracy has created the highest quality of life ever achieved. Essential components are the extensive freedoms afforded to individuals to make choices. In addition to disturbing trends, China’s brand of one-party state-controlled capitalism is now revealing severe deep-seated flaws. Unless corrected, its economic system will crash.

‘’In the West, increased Party-state control is seen as the opposite of enhancing market dynamics. One must take precedence, and we all know Xi usually leans in the direction of state control. But China lives in contradictions much more readily than its critics. The leadership always phrases its overriding goal as a ‘main contradiction.’ This does not mean siding with one or the other — it means combining the two to create a new path.’’ 👉 Read Diana Choyleva's opinion piece for The Wire China to understand the complex balancing act within China's economic reforms. Find the link in the first comment below. #China #ChinaEconomy #EconomicReform #XiJinping

“…and diseas will go uncured.” This video provided an interesting perspective on the power dynamic between the worlds two major economies, China and the US. Some of the articles the creator mentions provide some fairly damning insights into the geopolitical situation today and what lead to it. One of the major ones he highlighted was the lack of an end-state for US-China Policy which is a dangerous game to play. Without a clear end-state, how can we measure progress towards that end-state? However, I don’t know if I agree with the quote up top, China and The US have provided a lot of runway for entrepreneurs and startups to solve the worlds problems, even with regulation in place. What do you think? What should be the end-goal of US-China policy? #geopolitics #policy #China #US #strategy https://lnkd.in/eRYprgsu

Zhang Yiming Becomes China’s Richest Individual Again > Zhang Yiming is now China’s richest individual with $49.3 billion > Billionaire count dropped to 753 amid economic challenges in China Read more: https://bit.ly/4fHrUv9 #internationalfinance #zhangyiming #chinabillionaires #bytedance #hurunrichlist #wealthranking #chinaseconomy #billionairenews #businessupdate