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A snapshot of key changes in the Communiqué of the Third Plenum These changes go beyond rhetoric, showcasing China's efforts to balance development and security, an open economy and self-sufficiency, GDP-centric and more equitable distribution of wealth, among other priorities. However, these delicate balancing acts face significant challenges, including navigating geopolitical tensions, managing domestic inequalities, and adapting to shifting global economic conditions. Despite these hurdles, China's commitment to building a resilient and prosperous future amid a complex global landscape remains unwavering. #thirdplenum #China

75 years since the founding of the People’s Republic of China, the once impoverished and underdeveloped nation has transformed itself to become the world’s second-largest economy. From revolutionary beginnings to breaking new frontiers, China has charted a path of modernisation as it seeks to create opportunities to build common prosperity. CNA Correspondent looks at how China navigates economic headwinds and a turbulent geopolitical landscape as it pursues high quality development.

"Economic and industrial policies are increasingly being informed by geopolitical and security questions, as China’s long-term modernisation strategy becomes inseparable from political vision. For multinational enterprises operating in this ever-changing economic landscape, understanding the Chinese government’s policies, politics and even ideological priorities will become all the more crucial in the years to come." https://lnkd.in/gG3YxVqS

The evolving dynamics between China and the United States shape the world's trajectory. Read the latest about China's ascent in this latest opinion piece by Greg Treverton. #China #GlobalPolitics #FutureTrends https://lnkd.in/ddCxEQHR

Despite increased geopolitical tensions between the US and China, large swaths of Western business communities remain in thrall to the Chinese state-centric market. This reality suggests that “de-risking” may underestimate the degree of asymmetric interdependence that China has already established and, in recent years, repackaged into the strategic policies of “dual circulation”.

🌟 We recommend - "Riskful Thinking: Navigating the Politics of Economic Security" report by EUCCC 🌟   The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, in collaboration with China Macro Group (CMG), just unveiled a landmark report, "Riskful Thinking: Navigating the Politics of Economic Security". This groundbreaking analysis dives deep into the distinct strategies employed by the European Union (#EU), #China, and the United States (#US) to fortify their economic landscapes amid evolving global dynamics.   🔍 What's inside? • Insightful revelations from comprehensive interviews with Chamber members and extensive research • A comparative exploration of EU, China, and US approaches to safeguarding their economic interests while fostering #resilience • Strategic responses of European businesses to enhance their robustness and navigate the spectrum of #risks in their operations in China   🌐 Why it matters? In a world where economic security is becoming increasingly important, understanding the nuanced strategies of major global players is crucial. This report provides invaluable insights for businesses and policymakers alike, offering a framework for navigating the complex interconnection of economics and security on the global stage.   👉 Explore the report now and equip your business with the knowledge to thrive in a dynamically evolving economic landscape: https://lnkd.in/gzRCgpKn   #EconomicSecurity #GlobalEconomy #BusinessResilience #EuropeanChamber #CMG #StrategicInsights

China recently faced two conflicting policy developments. How are these developments interconnected and how will they impact the economy and markets? Explore this and more. https://bit.ly/3Wn9DuO

Economic Security in Asia Part 1: China's growing pains with Dan Rosen Center for a New American Security (CNAS) 25 Jul 2024 Derisky Business Dan Rosen, leading expert on China's economy and head of the Rhodium Group's China practice, joins Emily and Geoff to talk about the recently concluded third plenum meetings in China, what China's economy wants to be when it grows up, and the impacts of China's economic downturn on U.S.-China relations.

🌐China's status as a rising global power is cemented through its network of economic and political partners. What does China want, and what might a future shaped by Chinese goals and priorities look like? Revisit our interview with Elizabeth Economy (Stanford University) on the future of U.S.-China relations in a world increasingly shaped by China. https://lnkd.in/ePGsXjpy #USChina #uschinarelations

China recently faced two conflicting policy developments. How are these developments interconnected and how will they impact the economy and markets? Explore this and more. https://bit.ly/46DqiyU