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chorzempa.bsky.social
Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, focused on Finance, Tech, and Nat Sec related to China.
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Here is the video of yesterday's discussion featuring our second fellowship cohort’s Trade & Competitiveness team @chorzempa.bsky.social, @zoe-liu.bsky.social & Huan Zhu presenting their working papers (global.upenn.edu/future-of-us...), expertly moderated by Mark Wu: www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU-C...

submitted 28 days ago • 0 comments

On Lutnick saying tariffs would have prevented DeepSeek breakthrough: If you have a hammer everything looks like a nail, but if you don’t have any nails then all your hammer does is break stuff. Lot of policy areas, including AI, where there are no nails for the tariff hammer.

submitted 28 days ago • 0 comments

Trumpism will cede global leadership to China in multiple areas because most other countries and institutions would prefer to deal with a lawful evil system than a chaotic evil one.

submitted 52 days ago • 51 comments

FBI reveals more information about the latest wave of Chinese cyber attacks that targeted U.S. telecoms and ISPs www.cybersecuritydive.com/news/china-l...

submitted 85 days ago • 0 comments

New piece and event launch! Want to know what it means to hit China's chip ambitions by putting 140 CN firms on the "entity list" this week? What do sanctions do? Our new brief @piie.com documents the rise of economic sanctions against China, with many surprises: a 🧵 1/n

submitted 85 days ago • 2 comments

New piece and event launch! Want to know what it means to hit China's chip ambitions by putting 140 CN firms on the "entity list" this week? What do sanctions do? Our new brief @piie.com documents the rise of economic sanctions against China, with many surprises: a 🧵 1/n

submitted 85 days ago • 2 comments

If you asked what Trump's USTR, Jamieson Greer, will do to US trade policy, and specifically China, thankfully he outlined his ideas in good detail a few months ago. It's full-on decoupling: revocation of PNTR (varying tariffs on all Chinese imports), defensive tools, and lots of industrial policy.

submitted 92 days ago • 1 comment

Brainard is right about the risks of sweeping, poorly designed trade barriers. But the argument would be more powerful had Biden chosen not to keep 300$ billion of Trump's tariffs on products from Christmas lights to baby clothes we'll never manufacture in the US. www.ft.com/content/182e...

submitted 93 days ago • 3 comments