‘Chimerica’ is now a chimera — and global stability is the victim

Newseze Wire·Mon, Sep 7, 1:00 PMWire: Financial Times World

For a host of reasons, China shock 2.0 looks nothing like its predecessor in the 2000s

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‘Chimerica’ is now a chimera — and global stability is the victim

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