

China Could Prevent The Collapse of America - What Everyone is Missing
Sep 15, 2024
Richard Wolff, a prominent economist and founder of Democracy at Work, shares insights on U.S.-China competitiveness. He analyzes the shifting global landscape and highlights China’s corporate-like governance. Topics include critiques of U.S. policies hampering competitiveness, the balance of authority and autonomy within corporations, and the implications of America's military presence on global identity. Wolff also addresses economic decline in the West, exploring connections to political disillusionment and the challenges facing America's role in a changing world.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The U.S.-China Economic Dynamic
01:50 • 27min
Balancing Authority and Autonomy in Corporate Strategy
28:59 • 2min
The Implications of American Military Presence on Global Dynamics
31:12 • 4min
Economic Decline and Political Disillusionment in the West
35:03 • 6min
America's Adolescent Empire: Growth Pains and Global Perspectives
41:02 • 21min
The Call for Dealmaker Leadership in Canada
01:01:43 • 3min