The Post-COVID China Challenge, With James McGregor

The COVID crisis has exposed new vulnerabilities in U.S. supply
chains, as well generated even more distrust of the Chinese
government. At the same time, China is doubling down its “Made in
China, 2025” ambitions to be the global technology leader. How
will these developments affect U.S. technology competitiveness?
What should the next administration do vis-à-vis U.S.-China trade
relations? Rob and Jackie discuss these issues with James
McGregor, Chairman of APCO Worldwide’s greater China region and a
leading expert on China and Chinese economic policy.

Mentioned in this episode:


Books by James McGregor: jamesmcgregor-inc.com/books.

Robert D. Atkinson, “The Case for a National Industrial
Strategy to Counter China’s Technological Rise” (ITIF, April
2020).

Orville Schell, Wealth and Power: China’s Long March to the
Twenty-first Century (Random House, 2013). 

William H. Janeway, Doing Capitalism in the Innovation
Economy: Markets, Speculation and the State (Cambridge University
Press, 2012).