In this podcast [34 min], Insightview has interviewed Simon Rabinovich, The Economist's Asia economics editor based in Shanghai. [Twitter.] This is the second podcast in a series of interviews focusing on China facing a more hostile global environment, as the rest of the world is increasingly drawing a line in the sand to halt China's growing global influence. [Click here to listen/read the first article/podcast with Lene Winther, Berlingske's China expert.]
The main focus of this podcast is the Chinese economy and domestic politics. We touch on the latest stock market rally, which Simon sees as more than just a government-sponsored rally. Also, we talk about why Beijing has not yet launched the same aggressive monetary and fiscal stimulus measures as in 2008. Furthermore, we discuss whether Europe and the United States can take China out of its global supply chain.
Simon Rabinovitch joined The Economist as Asia economics editor in 2014, primarily focused on Chinese economics and finance. Prior to that, he was a correspondent with the Financial Times in Beijing and Shanghai from 2011-14. He started as a reporter with Reuters in London and arrived in China in 2007 to cover the economy. [Image: The Economist.]
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