I made it about 1/3rd of the way through. My first impression is that she’s a snake who would gladly “liberalize” China for her imperial core colleagues. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyu_Jin When she started complaining about state banking constraining capitalist innovation, I stopped watching. In her own words, the “real economy” is the “private sector” 💩
I mean she does work at the London School of Economics, so that kind of giver her biases away. I found it’s one of the more sober analysis of the Chinese economy from the west though.
I made it about 1/3rd of the way through. My first impression is that she’s a snake who would gladly “liberalize” China for her imperial core colleagues. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyu_Jin When she started complaining about state banking constraining capitalist innovation, I stopped watching. In her own words, the “real economy” is the “private sector” 💩
I mean she does work at the London School of Economics, so that kind of giver her biases away. I found it’s one of the more sober analysis of the Chinese economy from the west though.