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America, China, and Avoiding World War III

MONews
1 Min Read

Subscriber+ Exclusive Interview — Rhetoric on both sides has become increasingly heated, as has a new leader in power in Taiwan, rival military exercises between Taiwan and China, and calls from U.S. lawmakers to support Taiwan in the event of a Chinese invasion. Unlike Taiwan itself, the United States and China are engaged in fierce economic competition over trade and economic policies aimed at both countries to ensure their domestic industrial and innovation dominance for decades to come.

This is one of the elements of what some see as a looming great power conflict, as we hear in Dmitri Alperovitch’s new book. A World in Crisis: How America Can Beat China in 21st Century Competition.

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