From China Shock to China Choke
The Asian giant is reshaping the global landscape with its trade preferences. Latin America and the world have a great deal at stake.
This article is adapted from AQ's forthcoming issue on Mexico's path forward For a quarter of a century, the economic consequences of China’s rise on the global stage have been interpreted through the idea of the China Shock: the disruptive flow of products the country began selling to the world as it became the ultimate manufacturing hub. Today, a different phenomenon is emerging with equal, if not greater, repercussions for all. The question is no longer simply how economies absorb the volume and competitiveness of Chinese exports, but how they manage their dependence on strategic...
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