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Competition vs. Conflict

‘Competition” is an unavoidable topic when discussing the Sino-American status quo. As the world’s two largest economies, they are still figuring out ways to get along.

But there’s always the risk of vicious competition resulting in a lose-lose situation. Take the example of former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, who apparently wants the U.S. administration to implement his blueprint to fight

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