Made By China In America. Is China's Boom Good for Our Economy?
Description
In this lecture launcher director Miao Wang turns a cinematic lens on the interconnected narratives of everyday workers, leaders and business executives, and local community members in South Carolina, providing a nuanced perspective on China's economic boom, version 2.0, and its promising impact on the U.S. economy.
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8 min 25 sec
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