China’s Post-Reform Trajectory: An Interview with Yasheng Huang

In this interview for Big Data China, CSIS Trustee Chair in Chinese Business and Economics Senior Fellow Ilaria Mazzocco speaks with Yasheng Huang (MIT Slogan School of Management) about Chinese institutions and their role in shaping China’s political and economic trajectory, U.S.-China academic collaboration in an era of increasing competition, his framework for understanding the role of diversity in a successful and innovative political system, and how structural inequalities result in overcapacity and declining growth in China’s post-Reform Era economy. Read key highlights and analysis from their interview here:
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[@hdvoice]

Great video! Big data thru ideological lens.

[@leebarry5686]

Freedom, individual rights to thinking and owning properties , law , market economy etc are the key to success for every country

[@ABC2007YT]

very insightful. i'm afraid his suggestions are not going to be adopted any time soon

[@jasonjean2901]

The fact that every credible economist has explained that the claim of "overcapacity", especially in relation to EVs in China, is a joke, yet Yasheng Huang whole-heartedly adopted this, means that he gets his talking points, not from research, but from U.S. government dictates.

[@pjacobsen1000]

How would you define 'overcapacity'?

[@phil20_20]

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[@leebarry5686]

Reformation in this context is introduction of capitalism, making it a rude hybrid of authoritarianism and capitalism.

[@leebarry5686]

It’s a lower-cost economy, and with lower price resources as the competitive force to invade world markets , it’s heavily dependent on foreign markets and it fluctuates as the world markets fluctuate. The nature of hybridity might not guarantee a trajectory towards stability and maturity

[@yeejlilys9742]

If you can learn one thing or two from this guy about China, you are very lucky. In most cases, you are disinformed.

[@Djursnerable]

Whatever you say, Winnie the Poo.

[@phil20_20]

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[@cathie3874]

Whatever you think, Huang is a real joke. ​@@Djursnerable

[@yeejlilys9742]

@@Djursnerable Whatever you wrote, it is childish. Just grow up!

[@biboli9986]

Mr Huang has had quite a successful career by making wrong observations and predictions on China for over 20 years. He famously asserted that India would have overtaken China by now 2 decades ago because of its democratic institutions. Impressive 😅

[@pjacobsen1000]

What's your view on domestic consumption in China? Do you think it's too low? Too high? Just right?

[@phil20_20]

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[@obi-wankenobi5332]

short joke " successful commie country"

[@asiimwesimon268]

Ahhh, this professor jst sides with the west. Haha, he tells a one sided story all the way. For example, he talks about china dependency on the west but then leaves out the fact that it's both sided. The west dependency on china. The west also depends on china, it has no where else to buy these things they badly need like batteries and solar(renewable energy equipment)

[@phil20_20]

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[@phil20_20]

When Xi talked about the power of 1.4 Billion people, he was talking about oversupply. This is no accident.