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There's been no evidence in the trade data that business is de globalizing, but the entire infrastructure that supported globalization is going away. Globalization was this massive simultaneous rush to get rich where companies and countries were poin
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You were right. Thank you. Look. I think we spent years we we always thought there was a theory of convergence. Yeah. By bringing China into the international system, we would become more alike. Now our view was they would become more like us. Like u
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why is it or was it or is it premised on this notion that all of the participants would trend in some sort of more liberal direction with their domestic economies? You know, I think it's because the actions that China has taken domestically to drive
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So, like, there's examples of how you actually monitor this stuff. Once you get into bigger sizes, series c, series d, once you're pre IPO, a lot bigger, you probably have clients in ten, twenty different countries, customers in 10 or 20 different co
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And then, you can see China now is the largest trading nation or major trading nation with 157 countries around the world. And, also, furthermore, China is, have, since the opening up in the last, forty seven years, China has about almost 10,000,000
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and, also, you know, Apple make 80 90% of its iPhone in China, and Tesla make 50% of its EV cars in China, and Walmart purchases about 60% of its supplies from China. So I think that that's probably the goal, as in China, felt the substantial benefit
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That means that going into China, somehow their strength would be transferable into that effort, and they could be successful. And Netflix thinking about going international, thinking that if they started streaming in Korea, that that would make a lo
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which is also why I sincerely believe the The US persecution of Huawei and other probably private Chinese companies is a strategic mistake because these companies were on their way to making China more dynamic, more private, having more private eleme
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from a market perspective that would help align China with with the globalization process with the so called rule based international order. And, this is also the reasons, for example, The US has imposed many export controls and has, for example, san
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