Altana CEO Evan Smith - Supply Chains, China, and Globalization 2.0

[@jasonl3254]

Which WTO rules did China unequivocally violate systematically? I bet Evan Smith cannot provide an example.

[@PhilipWong55]

Companies from various provinces and cities across China engage in fierce competition. This intense internal rivalry ensures that only the most successful emerge to compete on the global stage. This applies to industries such as solar panels, wind turbines, electric vehicles, batteries, semiconductors, smartphones, AI, drones, robotics, machine tools, construction equipment, agricultural equipment, consumer electronics, home appliances, textiles and apparel, pharmaceuticals and APIs (Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients), biotechnology and genomics, telecommunications and 5G technology, e-commerce and fintech, and rocket reusability. Only the best that survive the battleground in China will go overseas.

[@jeffu3248]

Wow! Thank you! This was very informative.

[@jameswin7631]

Great episode

[@raphyh.9602]

17:20 - 'China is playing a zero-sum game; we (the US) were economically motivated.' I can't understand how a Yale economics graduate could develop such a worldview that's so contrary to the rest of the world. 😂

[@RichardKing-sx6xc]

12:35

[@Western_Decline]

OMG, can the host stop interrupting Evan?

[@JasMine-nq6ci]

Yeah !!! U can also call Pet shop boys & Elton John for a gig & take u back to the 1990's....

[@Hkfoe]

A lot of good points. But the guest and the host failed to mention the first step of AA meeting. Other than blaming others, what are the US internal problems? High wages? Inefficiency? Top of the line labor laws? Greedy CEOs and Wall Sreet? You expect 80% of the world population follows 20% of the population who made up the so called international rules. Time has changed brothers.

[@Mar-ec7et]

These people are still dreaming of old days and status quo. 😅