Global Horizons Virtual: The COVID-19 Crisis & Sino-American Rivalry

The COVID-19 pandemic, which has crushed economic growth prospects, has added more antagonism and competition to US-China relations. Will it wreck the fragile trade truce, accelerate a tech separation, and fuel geopolitical competition between the two 21st century superpowers?  

After attending this program, you will be able to:

  • Understand the challenges that businesses will face under new tariff regimes and how to best navigate these successfully
  • Identify the key strategic and operational risks when doing business in China
  • Determine what the future of US-China relations means for multilateral institutions
  • Clarify China's future role for the Asia-Pacific region
  • Understand the impact of COVID-19 on income and wage inequality and poverty rates
  • Apply lessons from the on-going trade discussions and how COVID-19 may alter such conversations

Who Should Attend: Thought leaders, senior executives and principal policy makers responsible for strategy, ESG, security and defense, corporate & country risk, innovation, marketing & communications, government affairs, legal and finance, public policy and human capital

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Professor Linda Yueh
Global Horizons Virtual: The COVID-19 Crisis & Sino-American Rivalry
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GLOBAL HORIZONS

Global Horizons Virtual: The COVID-19 Crisis & Sino-American Rivalry

JUNE 04, 2020

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The COVID-19 pandemic, which has crushed economic growth prospects, has added more antagonism and competition to US-China relations. Will it wreck the fragile trade truce, accelerate a tech separation, and fuel geopolitical competition between the two 21st century superpowers?  

After attending this program, you will be able to:

  • Understand the challenges that businesses will face under new tariff regimes and how to best navigate these successfully
  • Identify the key strategic and operational risks when doing business in China
  • Determine what the future of US-China relations means for multilateral institutions
  • Clarify China's future role for the Asia-Pacific region
  • Understand the impact of COVID-19 on income and wage inequality and poverty rates
  • Apply lessons from the on-going trade discussions and how COVID-19 may alter such conversations

Who Should Attend: Thought leaders, senior executives and principal policy makers responsible for strategy, ESG, security and defense, corporate & country risk, innovation, marketing & communications, government affairs, legal and finance, public policy and human capital

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Professor Linda Yueh

Fellow in Economics, St Edmund Hall
Oxford University

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In the wake of COVID-19 and our new working world, the 36th Global Horizons now becomes a transformative "knowledge exchange", launching this June an extensive series of online forums entitled Global Horizons Virtual that will culminate in the Global Horizons Conference in London in March 2021.

The 36th Global Horizons is the result of a unique partnership between Oxford Analytica, the pioneer of geopolitical analysis, and The Conference Board, the leading business think tank providing insights for what's ahead.

The mission of Global Horizons is to gather the thought leaders, senior executives and principal policy makers to examine the critical issues shaping business, government and society.

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