
The United States is urged to improve its sanctions strategy to avoid an economic catastrophe in a potential conflict with China. Enhancing cooperation between big firms and startups is highlighted as crucial for economic and technological competitiveness. Policymakers are advised to devise a clearer sanctions strategy to maximize economic leverage over Beijing and keep China in the global financial system. Washington must enhance the credibility of its threat to impose sanctions on China if certain redlines are crossed. U.S. policymakers are encouraged to actively engage large firms in startup policy to boost the country's productive potential.
As long as U.S. policy remains in an antagonistic relationship with today’s tech giants, American policy will continue to miss out on the power that an open innovation model could bring, argue @rpachecopardo and @RobynVidra. https://t.co/yPw0xOvhEF
"China is a formidable geopolitical rival," writes @NCUSCR #PIPFellow @rorytruex (@Princeton) for @nytopinion. But U.S. policymakers also shouldn't overreact or compromise on American strengths: https://t.co/RM5mZEagrk
To prepare for future crises or conflicts in U.S.-Chinese relations, Washington must shore up the credibility of U.S. sanctions threats now, writes @EmilyKilcrease1. https://t.co/hcwiUohbgD










