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Promoted by some Western media and policy circles, the so-called "China Squeeze" narrative doesn't match reality. As Columbia University historian Adam Tooze has argued, the narrative rests more on counterfactual assumptions than on observed economic evidence.
Check out the posters for the full picture.
Promoted by some Western media and policy circles, the so-called "China Squeeze" narrative doesn't match reality. As Columbia University historian Adam Tooze has argued, the narrative rests more on counterfactual assumptions than on observed economic evidence.
Check out the posters for the full picture.