Ziang Liu

Ziang Liu

Ziang Liu is a researcher at King’s College London and an associate fellow of the Royal Historical Society. He is an economic historian of China and East Asia, working on long-run economic growth, state governance, and the global history of capitalism.
Ziang Liu is a researcher at King’s College London and an associate fellow of the Royal Historical Society. He is an economic historian of China and East Asia, working on long-run economic growth, state governance, and the global history of capitalism.
Languages Spoken:
English

Opinion | Why more export controls won’t stop China’s industrial engine

Beyond cutting-edge tech, Beijing’s true manufacturing strength lies in its unmatched ability to scale the mature technologies that drive the modern economy.

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While an integrated market with one set of rules will improve efficiency and connectivity, it could limit the ability of regions and cities to respond to local needs. Centralisation is also likely to exacerbate the problems of smaller cities as business and people are drawn to megacities.

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Just as China should make use of its investment deal with the EU to boost internal reforms, the EU could also see the agreement as a chance to deepen relations with China, when European unity and economic stability are under stress.

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