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AGI Lecture - Scott Kennedy - China’s High-Tech Drive: Implications for the Global Economy AGI Lecture - Scott Kennedy - China’s High-Tech Drive: Implications for the Global Economy

AGI Lecture - Scott Kennedy - China’s High-Tech Drive: Implications for the Global Economy

Date: Thursday, September 6, 2018 12:30 - 14:00 Google Calendar Outlook/Apple Calendar
Venue: Asia Global Institute, MB 328, 3/F Main Building, HKU
Speaker(s): Scott Kennedy
Abstract

More than 30 years of experience traveling to China and conducting research on China’s policy process and broad industrial and technology policies, this talk will examine the commercial results of China’s high-tech drive efforts to date. The key finding is that results vary widely along two dimensions, the level of commercial success by Chinese industry and the consequences of China’s activity for the industries as a whole. The presentation will illustrate these findings by looking at specific cases, including new-generation cars, commercial aircraft, e-commerce, and semiconductors.

About the Speaker(s)
Scott Kennedy

Scott Kennedy

Deputy Director, Freeman Chair in China Studies

Mr. Scott Kennedy is deputy director of the Freeman Chair in China Studies and director of the Project on Chinese Business and Political Economy at CSIS. 

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