How Much Will China Risk for Taiwan? – Sarah Paine (Naval War College)
Dwarkesh Patel・2 minutes read
China's progress in poverty reduction is attributed to global economic integration and trade norms, yet the Communist Party faces opposition from educated individuals and businesses desiring more independence. The government's nationalistic policies, particularly towards Taiwan, could unify but also risk severe repercussions and sanctions if aggressively pursued.
Insights
- China's economic growth and poverty reduction success are attributed to its global economic integration and adherence to trade norms established under Deng Xiaoping.
- The conflict between the Chinese Communist Party's control and the desire for autonomy among educated individuals and successful businesses poses a significant challenge to the Party's power, leading to internal tensions within the country.
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Recent questions
How did China reduce poverty?
By rejoining the global economy and trade norms.
What challenges does the Communist Party face?
Balancing power with educated individuals and businesses.
Why does China focus on nationalism?
To unify the population and assert power.
How has China lifted millions out of poverty?
Through global economic integration and trade norms.
What are the potential consequences of China's actions towards Taiwan?
Severe repercussions, international sanctions, and conflicts.
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