• Provides an integrated approach to analyzing the economy, geopolitics, and political economy of China through case studies, lectures, and class discussions. Covers modern history, economics, and politics in China that shape the business environment, cases of companies entering or operating in the Chinese market, and also issues related to Taiwan and Hong Kong. Students work on real-world problems and challenges facing policymakers and company executives. Topics include economic and political decision-making, technological development, economic growth, capital inflows and outflows, middle-income trap, and advantages and disadvantages of autocracy.

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