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Geopolitics and technology - US-China competition: the coming decoupling?/ Paul Triolo

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TRIOLO Paul

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In: RSIS Commentary No. 214, 23 October 2019 (F31)Summary: Locked in a long-term competition around advanced technologies, the US is using outdated policy tools to slow China's rise as a technology power. A worst case scenario: decoupling of the two countries' technology, financial, and economic sectors.

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Locked in a long-term competition around advanced technologies, the US is using outdated policy tools to slow China's rise as a technology power. A worst case scenario: decoupling of the two countries' technology, financial, and economic sectors.

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