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Chinese Policymaking Made Easy with Trivium China

Jan 3, 2019

42:20

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Episode guests

Trey McArver

Andrew Polk

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Episode notes

Introduction

2min

The Importance of Transparency in Chinese Policymaking

2min

The Politics of Zhongnan High

4min

The Complexity of the Deep State

3min

The Meritocracy in China

2min

The Five-Year Planning Cycle in China

2min

The Different Types of Decisions in the National Plan

2min

The Outsourcing of Policymaking in China

2min

The Importance of Outsourcing in Industrial Policy

3min

10.

Lenin the Dictator: A Guide to Policy Analysis in China

3min

11.

The Recent Stimulus Efforts in China's Economy

3min

12.

The Proactive Approach to China's Economic Challenges

2min

13.

The Confusion of the Policy Mix in China Hurts Sentiment

2min

14.

The Chinese SBA's Decision to Push Money Out to Privilege Companies

3min

15.

The Risk of Addressing Risk

2min

16.

The PBOC's Stance on Monetary Policy Is Frustrating

2min

17.

The Trade War and the Future of International Technology Competition

3min

18.

The Coming Tech Trade War or the Global Tech Battlefield

2min

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