Lizzi Lee

Lizzi Lee, a Fellow at the Asia Society Policy Institute, shares her sharp insights on China’s economic strategies amid the Trump presidency. She discusses the challenges of navigating US-China relations and the importance of self-reliance in tech. Lizzi delves into China's capital market reforms, the balance between immediate market confidence and long-term structural changes, and the post-COVID economic landscape. She also highlights youth issues, including the rise of 'TikTok refugees' and the insights from studies on unemployment and COVID-19 effects.

In this engaging discussion, Lizzi Lee, a Fellow on Chinese Economy at the Asia Society Policy Institute, dives into the recent U.S.-China trade negotiations, highlighting how unexpected tariff reductions could reshape the economic landscape. The conversation shifts to the noteworthy J-10C dogfight between India and Pakistan, exploring the implications of China's military technology. They also touch on the complex dynamics of global trade and the evolving U.S.-China relations, adding depth with insights on geopolitical tensions and the intersection of military innovation and diplomacy.

Lizzi Lee, an economist at the Asia Society Policy Institute, dives into China's economic landscape, specifically the impact of the 4th Plenary Session. She unpacks the concept of 'involution' in sectors like EVs and solar, explaining how local government incentives fuel overcompetition. Lizzi challenges perceptions of China's domestic demand and critiques the framing of 'overcapacity.' She also highlights the role of China's industrial strategy in the global green transition and discusses the implications of the Trump-Xi meeting on future diplomatic relations.