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Economist and Author

Economist and Author

China in one country: autarky, decoupling and implications

By George Magnus June 16, 2020 In China No tags 0

First released: LSE Ideas 11 June 2020

A discussion on line hosted by Professor Mick Cox of LSE Ideas, with myself, Yu Jie of Chatham House and Geoff Yu of BNY Mellon

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