All Roads Lead to China:

Before taking off for holiday, I was passed the link to American and Chinese Attitudes Toward Each Other by Committee of 100.. and it is one of the best documents I have read all year. with 20 pages of Key Findings (PDF) (Full Report (PDF) is just under 90 pages), there is a lot to [...]

Just uploaded a few hours ago, Global Atlanta has just posted an excellent two part Youtube conversation between their reporter Trevor Williams and Alan Holmer on the current state of U.S. China relations, the role of SED (Strategic Economic Dialogue), and some of the issues they are addressing. What surprised me a bit was the [...]

In what appears to be a victory for the US side, the NY Times is reporting that China has agreed to remove a dozen subsidies on WTO disputed products. In reading the article though, and then reading Susan Schwab’s notes in PDF here, it appears to me that the USTR is looking at this on [...]

Here is an excellent clip of Jim Jubak on some macroeconomic things to consider. you may remember that I covered a piece of his on logistics last year, and like that piece, he has some things that I agree and disagree with. Currently working on a few posts to address some of the underlying issues [...]

Anyone who has lived in China at any point in the last 10 years will attest to the growth of China’s east coast cities. For many who watched China’s rise, one of the most amazing measures was GDP growth, and the fact that China has been able to sustain double digit growth for so many [...]