You can watch my discussion on The Duran here.
Topics Covered in this episode:
• Setting up China’s economic history
• The 2008 financial crash and Inside Job
• Hank Paulson: Goldman Sachs to Treasury Secretary
• Origins of China’s social credit myth
• Alibaba, Tencent and Goldman Sachs ties
• What are peer to peer loans
• China shuts down predatory lending, Jack Ma sidelined
• Gladio and psychological warfare narratives
• What China actually looks like today
• Stability versus competition in China
• How China escaped shock therapy
• Crossing the river by feeling the stones
• Decentralization and fierce competition
• Government’s role in daily life
• The bird in a cage theory
• Confucianism and resistance to extractive capitalism
• Should the West fear China’s rise
You can read my series where I discuss this material in further detail here:
Guanzi 管子: An Introduction of 3000 Years of Chinese Economic Thought
The True Origins of China’s “Social Credit System” Part I
The Role of Goldman Sachs in Engineering Global Financial Crises
How China Escaped Shock Therapy: Zhao Ziyang’s Controlled Opposition, the CIA’s Operation Yellowbird, George Soros and Tiananmen Square
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