Coercion and Countermoves: The US-China Economic Rivalry | China Considered

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Coercion and Countermoves: The US-China Economic Rivalry | China Considered


In a wide-ranging conversation, Dr. Elizabeth Economy and Dr. Melanie Hart discuss China’s economic coercion, its impact globally, and how the United States can most effectively respond. Hart draws on cases from her time at the State Department to illustrate how her team successfully combatted Chinese efforts to use the power of their market…

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19 Comments

  1. Lithuania, less than 3 million of population, most of American don’t know where it is. Here they are talking about it being a playbook. No wonder Biden lost the election badly.

  2. Important to note that when China and its cheerleaders say the US needs to do more, it has made less effort to communicate policy and preferences than this one single podcast did to expound upon US policy and preferences. Beijing doesn't permit it, and when someone tries (like a couple of weeks ago regarding China's domestic economy) they are disappeared. This is China's issue to help have a breakthrough in the relationship.

  3. Targeting Economic Coercion as part of ongoing Cold War II is of vitally importance. Understanding the root of this capability from Leninism based regimes broadens our counterattack strategies, allowing us to “Hit 1st 3 inches of a snake” (a Cina idiom).

    From my perspective, I would focus on the Societal Ownership, particularly, the state-owned enterprises (SOE). The strategy is developed through social philosophy and grounded in the history, economics, and politics of Leninism ideology based countries.

    Prof Shu Cen Gang’s (許成鋼) recent published book – "Institutional Genes" can be referenced for further insights.

  4. The usual fake news & biased narrative. On COVID, Australia demanded that :
    1) China is responsible for origin of the virus.
    2) China close down all wet markets in the country.
    3) China pay compensation for economic damages to other countries.
    4) Military style inspectors be stationed in China to enforce compliance.

    When China retaliated against this insult and attempt at humiliation, Australia cowardly back down saying that they were only asking for investigation. It is common international knowledge that Australia is a spineless US stooge carrying out instructions from US

  5. What a ridiculous example with Lithuania. "Yeah, we replaced 2% of their trade with other countries. That's a playbook for our other friends to become independent of China!". No wonder why these people always lose to China.😂

  6. This is a recording on the back of Trump threatening Denmark of X% tariffs if it doesn't let Greenland be part of the US. Who is the biggest bully in town? If that's not coercion, I don't understand the world anymore.

  7. The US has been spying on German Chancellor Angela Merkel's mobile phone since 2002, according to a report in Der Spiegel magazine.

    Reference: US bugged Merkel's phone from 2002 until 2013, report claims

  8. CCP are truly … nasty in hidden ways. Never physically violent, always abusive in non-physical ways while claiming they are soooo peaceful. Awful regime.

  9. “I would say, uh, China need to make more, uh, take more prompt actions in, uh, dealing with, uh, dramatic, uh, aging population in China and the dramatic, uh, population decline.” -Victor Gao