Diana Choyleva’s Post

‘’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

The US Government Is Getting Harder on China Preisdent-elect Donald Trump is packing his cabinet and advisory positions with more “hardliners” and “Chinahawks” according to news outlets, behavior supports his claim to fight back against an aggressive China. Despite China’s strong talk about fighting back against possible anti-Chinese actions by the US, they don’t really have the current economic resources to survive a full-on trade war with the US. We’ll have to see how this situation shakes out in 2025. How do you think the US-China relationship is going to change in 2025? #US #China #geopolitics #globaleconomy #trade

“Many members of China’s professional and business elite feel despair about the state of relations with the United States. They know that China benefits more by being integrated into the Western-led global system than by being excluded from it. But if Washington sticks to its current path and continues to head toward a trade war, it may inadvertently cause Beijing to double down on the industrial policies that are causing overcapacity in the first place. In the long run, this would be as bad for the West as it would be for China.” #china #economy #tradewar #overcapacity https://lnkd.in/eqPwB5yw

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

📈 China: an unprecedented economic support plan ✅ Each week, one of our experts deciphers a key figure and gives you the keys to a better understanding. 🗓️ This week, Victoire Dubrujeaud comments China's decision. 💡 Find out what our expert has to say about the latest news, highlights and key figures.   #PBC #Rates #China

📈 China: an unprecedented economic support plan ✅ Each week, one of our experts deciphers a key figure and gives you the keys to a better understanding. 🗓️ This week, Victoire Dubrujeaud comments China's decision. 💡 Find out what our expert has to say about the latest news, highlights and key figures.   #PBC #Rates #China

LBC's Andrew Marr interviewed Victor Gao about China's influence in the UK. The host may have thought he posed a formidable question, but instead, he received a resounding rebuttal from Gao, China’s spokesperson. Gao eloquently asserts China’s stance, portraying Britain as a valued ally rather than a competitor. He boldly showcases China’s unparalleled economic prowess, dismissing any notion of rivalry between the two nations. With compelling arguments, Gao champions peaceful coexistence and urges Britain to acknowledge China's pivotal role in shaping global trade dynamics. #ChinaUKRelations #GlobalEconomics #PeacefulCoexistence #EconomicDominance #FriendshipNotRivalry #LeadingInnovation

https://lnkd.in/dehZgfHV US Taiwan Policy: It's Complicated! May 6, 2024 In this episode of Need to Know, host John Milewski discuses US policy on Taiwan with Wilson Center Indo-Pacific Program Director, Shihoko Goto. They explore the complexities and nuances of maintaining strong ties to a most important US trade partner, while acknowledging the "one China principle." They also discuss China's efforts to increase its own economic ties to Taiwan and the risk-reward factors related to Chinese investment. Additionally, Goto provides insights into the challenge of helping Taiwan remain secure while avoiding direct confrontation with China. As the title says, it's complicated!

After 14 years, China unveils its first major monetary policy shift, spanning from 2010 to a new framework in 2025, aiming to fuel growth and ensure stability. 🌏 Read more: https://lnkd.in/dnRyEAj9

“Carry through the reform to the end.” The 2024 Understanding China Conference kicked off in Guangzhou on December 3. This year, how to understand China? To understand China, it is essential to understand China’s reform and opening-up, as well as China's modernization. #ChineseModernization #EconomicGrowth #Development