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The dangerous incoherence of US trade policy

Stephen Roach warns that America's tariffs against some Chinese goods raise the risk of a catastrophic superpower conflict

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US Risks a Forever Trade War With China, Economist Stephen Roach Says

US Risks a Forever Trade War With China, Economist Stephen Roach Says
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China s rebalancing imperative

Stephen Roach explains why the Chinese authorities should switch to a consumption- and productivity-led growth model

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American Sinophobia

NEW HAVEN The current wave of anti-Chinese sentiment in the United States has been building for years. It started in the early 2000s, when US policymakers first raised national-security concerns about Huawei. China’s national technology champion, the market leader in developing new 5G telecommunications equipment, was accused of deploying digital backdoors that could enable

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American Sinophobia

NEW HAVEN The current wave of anti-Chinese sentiment in the United States has been building for years. It started in the early 2000s, when US policymakers first raised national-security concerns about Huawei. China’s national technology champion, the market leader in developing new 5G telecommunications equipment, was accused of deploying digital backdoors that could enable

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