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Can China Rebuild Its Silk Roads for the 21st Century?

May 28, 2017May 28, 2017 Belt and Road, China, International, Silk Road, trade

BY HAIYANG ZHANG Over two thousand years ago during China’s Han dynasty, a Chinese imperial envoy blazed a land route

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Why Calling China a Currency Manipulator in 2017 Misses the Mark

April 17, 2017 China, currency, economics, trade, Trump Administration

BY HAIYANG ZHANG The Trump Administration recently retracted its promise to label China as a currency manipulator—and rightly so. While

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Mr. Xi Goes to Davos

January 19, 2017January 18, 2017 China, Davos, trade, xi jinping

BY HAIYANG ZHANG In Europe, when the daughter of an aristocratic family reached the age of maturity, a debutante ball

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Trump’s War on Trade

March 8, 2016 China, donald trump, free trade, mexico, trade, trump

BY ADITI KUMAR Donald Trump declared last week that he “doesn’t mind” starting a trade war with Mexico “when we’re

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