The Point: China-U.S. competition on the tech frontier
CGTN, 14 May 2021
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A U.S. Senate committee just passed what it's called the "Endless Frontier Act", which would authorize more than $110 billion for basic and advanced technology research over five years. The act is being branded as a way to out-compete countries like China and create more American jobs. How does the picture of China-U.S. competition look on the tech frontier? How can the two compete in constructive ways? What are the concerns?
Guests:
Brandon Blackburn-dwyer
President, Grasshopper Strategies
Lyu Xiang
Research Fellow, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
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A U.S. Senate committee just passed what it's called the "Endless Frontier Act", which would authorize more than $110 billion for basic and advanced technology research over five years. The act is being branded as a way to out-compete countries like China and create more American jobs. How does the picture of China-U.S. competition look on the tech frontier? How can the two compete in constructive ways? What are the concerns?
Guests:
Brandon Blackburn-dwyer
President, Grasshopper Strategies
Lyu Xiang
Research Fellow, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
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