Learning from China, Selectively - Yu Xiang - CHINA US Focus
U.S. policy elites have not abandoned their criticisms, but they recognize the advantages of China’s capital organization, demand creation, engineering commercialization and large-scale manufacturing.
U.S. policy elites have not abandoned their criticisms, but they recognize the advantages of China’s capital organization, demand creation, engineering commercialization and large-scale manufacturing. Click to read the full article On July 29, former U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan published an article in Foreign Affairs titled “How to Reindustrialize America: The Case for a Strategic Investment Fund.” In it, he proposed the establishment of a national strategic investment fund with an initial capitalization of $50 billion. The fund would have its own independent balance…
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