Western executives are in over their heads dealing with China. I don't think they even realized who was holding their leashes until China decided to start yanking on them a bit.
He is still defending his position. (He can't talk negatively about Cina anyways) 'Billionaire investor Ray Dalio said investors are misconstruing China's regulatory clampdown on tech companies as "anti-capitalist."' https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/25/ray-dalio-wrong-about-china-...
Already in 2018 someone asked: "Ray Dalio Needs China. Does China Need Ray Dalio?" https://www.institutionalinvestor.com/article/b1936rrvltbzc1...
But how does one invest in China without worrying about their capricious, personality-centered policies?
As for how other people should invest there, I have no idea.
This is what "fucked" looks like: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=GoIg
Serious question.
There will be a massive reckoning as the global economy refuses to get ripped off by the Fed's relentless money printing. Yet the Fed is extremely hesitant to taper its QE policy, because that will detonate the domestic stock market.
It is not an exaggeration to suggest we are literally in the final years/months of the neoliberal economic order.
Dealing with China requires multilateral agreements to make sure companies and executives don't sell-out at the expense of the democratic open societies.
I dare you to a) change "Chinese" to "African Americans" and b) use your real name.
Despicable.