question archive At the end of the Mao era, China was seen as being only peripherally engaged with the global economy
At the end of the Mao era, China was seen as being only peripherally engaged with the global economy
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At the end of the Mao era, China was seen as being only peripherally engaged with the global economy. Today, the country is often viewed as a powerhouse (second to the US in GDP) in the global economy. Do you see the rise of China as a threat to US interests or as mutually beneficial? Why or Why not? Either way, support your arguments with proof or examples.
