China Executive Briefing | China’s Dual Circulation Strategy

September 14, 2021 — Asia Society Australia's scholar-in-residence Dr. Bates Gill joins Dr. Sara Hsu of Fudan University, Freda Zhang of APCO Worldwide, and Adam Handley of MinterEllison to discuss the impacts of China's dual circulation strategy and the ramifications for Australian and international business. (54 min., 28 sec.)

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[qwertyuio]

Bottom line: Canberra has taken a road that leads to no good destination.

[markchiu]

It is simple…China will continue to climb up the value chain to the top and compete more and more in high tech and high value product and service sector globally. Chinese yuan could appreciate a lot in the next 20 years.Dual circulation means China is ready to capture the value domestically and globally. Another thing you may realize is that most college graduates in China is the first generation college graduates in their family, but that already gives China an edge in technology development, let us see what will happen in another 20-30 years.

[roberttsui]

It's China's response to "decoupling", if you want to decouple with China, you'd better mean it.

[marcusting]

China must be economically sustainable in her domestic consumption and spending where risks can be managed better versus risks associated brought about by geo-political conflicts. Internal risks versus external risks.

[victormaidah]

Very fair assessment.
Very thoughtful too.
Shocking coming from Australia .

[drclleong]

Free for all Indonesia and Malaysia to nuclearise

[siamcharm]

poor aust allowed ASPI which is primarily funded by the american war ibdustry to destroy its relationship with its best customer. how sad.

[TruongNguyen-dlyo]

CCP needs to play international rules. What’s you going do when they one to you bad bad boy.