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1 month ago | 
rand.org | Jude Blanchette |Gerard DiPippo
Taiwan's officials are anxious, and rightly so. Taiwan's strategic dilemma is getting worse. Beijing is intensifying its pressure on Taiwan, with Chinese fighter jets and naval vessels testing the island's defenses, while Chinese vessels are implicated in severing Taiwan's undersea telecommunications cables.
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2 months ago | 
rand.org | Gerard DiPippo
Today, one hears two narratives about China's economy. One is about economic decline, and the other is about China's growing economic and technological power.
China's economy has slowed substantially. Local governments are straining under debt burdens. The property sector has nearly collapsed. Consumer confidence is poor. External demand is a brittle support beam, as Western governments consider protectionist measures. China's GDP is no longer catching up to the United States.
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Nov 4, 2024 | 
bloomberg.com | Flavia Krause-Jackson |Gerard DiPippo |Eleonora Mavroeidi
The outcome of the US election will have a major impact globally, from Ukraine and the Mideast to world trade. For the rest of the world, the shorthand of the US presidential race has been that Kamala Harris represents continuity and Donald Trump chaos. A deeper realization is also taking hold in key capitals: America’s brief heyday as the world’s lone superpower is history, no matter who wins.
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Oct 9, 2024 | 
bloomberglinea.com | Jennifer Welch |Maeva Cousin |Eleonora Mavroeidi |Bhargavi Sakthivel |Gerard DiPippo |Tom Orlik
Bloomberg — Una guerra caliente en Ucrania, una guerra comercial entre China y EE.UU. y la amenaza de Donald Trump de aumentar drásticamente los aranceles plantean la perspectiva de una ruptura acelerada de los lazos internacionales. Para la economía mundial, las consecuencias serían significativas y negativas.
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Oct 8, 2024 | 
bloomberg.com | Jennifer Welch |Maeva Cousin |Eleonora Mavroeidi |Bhargavi Sakthivel |Gerard DiPippo |Tom Orlik
How three scenarios for international cooperation—from a second Cold War to a return of go-go globalization—would change the world economy. A hot war in Ukraine, a trade war between China and the US, and Donald Trump’s threat of sweeping tariff increases raise the prospect of an accelerated rupture of international ties. For the global economy, the consequences would be significant—and negative.
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Jan 14, 2024 | 
columbian.com | Jennifer Welch |Jenny Leonard |Maeva Cousin |Gerard DiPippo
War over Taiwan would have a cost in blood and treasure so vast that even those unhappiest with the status quo have reason not to risk it. Bloomberg Economics estimate the price tag at around $10 trillion, equal to about 10% of global GDP — dwarfing the blow from the war in Ukraine, COVID pandemic and Global Financial Crisis.
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Jan 13, 2024 | 
delfi.lt | Jenny Leonard |Tom Orlik |Maeva Cousin |Gerard DiPippo |Jennifer Welch
Kylanti Kinijos ekonominė ir karinė galia, stiprėjantis Taivano nacionalinio identiteto jausmas ir įtempti Pekino ir Vašingtono santykiai reiškia, kad yra visos sąlygos krizei kilti. Taivano sausio 13 d. rinkimai, kuriuose bus sprendžiamas abiejų sąsiaurio pusių santykių klausimas, yra potencialus įtampos židinys. Mažai kas tiki, kad Kinijos invazija bus neišvengiama. Liaudies išlaisvinimo armija pakrantėje netelkia kariuomenės.
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Jan 11, 2024 | 
thebrunswicknews.com | Jennifer Welch |Jenny Leonard |Maeva Cousin |Gerard DiPippo
War over Taiwan would have a cost in blood and treasure so vast that even those unhappiest with the status quo have reason not to risk it. Bloomberg Economics estimate the price tag at around $10 trillion, equal to about 10% of global GDP - dwarfing the blow from the war in Ukraine, COVID pandemic and Global Financial Crisis.
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Jan 11, 2024 | 
leadertelegram.com | Jennifer Welch |Jenny Leonard |Maeva Cousin |Gerard DiPippo
War over Taiwan would have a cost in blood and treasure so vast that even those unhappiest with the status quo have reason not to risk it. Bloomberg Economics estimate the price tag at around $10 trillion, equal to about 10% of global GDP — dwarfing the blow from the war in Ukraine, COVID pandemic and Global Financial Crisis.
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Jan 10, 2024 | 
bloomberglinea.com | Jennifer Welch |Jenny Leonard |Maeva Cousin |Gerard DiPippo |Tom Orlik
ÚltimascotizacionesBloomberg — La guerra por Taiwán tendría un costo en sangre y tesoro tan grande que incluso aquellos que están más descontentos con el statu quo tienen razones para no arriesgarse. Bloomberg Economics estima que el costo sería de alrededor de $10 billones, equivalente al 10% del PIB mundial, superando con creces el impacto de la guerra en Ucrania, la pandemia de Covid y la crisis financiera global.
