Adam S. Posen
The End of China’s Economic Miracle
How Beijing’s Struggles Could Be an Opportunity for Washington
Foreign Affairs, 2023
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The Chinese Communist Party’s meddling jeopardizes China’s economic recovery, according to one economist.
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The Chinese Communist Party is increasingly managing China’s economy via diktat, writes economist Adam S. Posen in this enlightening essay. He notes the long-term risks of this conduct for the global and Chinese economies: Excessive interference has reduced the ordinary Chinese citizen’s willingness to invest and spend locally, and simmering discontent, Posen predicts, could push more investment overseas, to other nations’ benefit. Executives, investors and students of political economy will find this an intriguing look at one aspect of China’s emerging economic challenges.
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Adam S. Posen is the president of the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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