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...that China has enacted through in its history, and the enforcement was very strict. In my class, nobody had a sibling except my friend who was a weekworm. 98% of urban households had only one child. The other 2% are twins, which you're allowed to kee
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...China, totally indistinguishable from the discourse that we have here in The United States about the same problems. So part of what they were doing was try to say, let's have less resources to that kind of stuff and more to the kind of stuff that we
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girls fared better. Apart from the top, top, top leadership in the Chinese political class, you look at the CEOs, the major companies, the the in the ministry, civil servants. There are a lot of Chinese women. And, actually, recently, if you look at
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We would like there to be, you know, stronger services consumption and so forth. But they have never said that we think we should fundamentally call it Go out and shop. Well, they haven't said that. But the other thing is, I think it's really importa
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China doesn't mind. There's a low maybe a little bit labor intensive because the labor average labor workforce, migrant workers age is 43 old. It's getting old, China. So there's a lot of, shoemaking or, you know, low low income labor cost jobs. Went
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So when we have the consumer tech crackdown, it came with a simultaneous announcement that everyone should go into hardware, basically, and we saw that repeated in various ways. I remember chairman Rabbit was tweeting that people should go to the ind
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...So China very often explicitly will say where it's investing. Right? So when we have the consumer tech crackdown, it came with a simultaneous announcement that everyone should go into hardware, basically, and we saw that repeated in various ways. I r
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...China using financing to encourage other types of industries
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...in China 2025, where they declared that they will be, a, independent of the West in those industries, like semiconductors and battery technologies and aerospace and others, and, two, become actually global dominant exporters in those technologies. No
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...which China currently has control over. This started in 02/2008 with Hu Jintao, and what he basically said is we're gonna create six or seven national champions, and he wanted to create them in the critical areas that they needed to dominate over the
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...China has no formal alliances, I believe, with any country, etcetera, but there's always this concern. What do you think about China's interest in the rest of the world
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China are owned by the state. So all of these upstream strategic industries like telecommunications, airlines, energy, essentially, these are always organized by three giant state owned companies that control pretty much the entire, state of the of t
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...China continues to principally approach demand management through the lens of investment, and some of that is clearly targeted at geopolitically critical and sensitive industries like semiconductors and AI, so to reduce that dependence and gain leade
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