Event
Does China Really Need to Consume More?
In this debate presented by Asia Society Policy Institute’s Center for China Analysis (CCA), Lizzi C. Lee will moderate a discussion between Nicholas R. Lardy and Daniel H. Rosen.
News and Events
Rhodium Group’s China experts regularly appear everywhere from the pages of the world’s leading newspapers to congressional testimony. Read a selection of our latest commentary, testimonies, and media appearances below.
Latest news and events
Event
NABE Annual Economic Policy Conference
Industrial Policy and Economic Security: Confronting the China Challenge At the 42nd Annual NABE Economic Policy Conference, Rhodium Group’s Oliver Melton will speak on a panel alongside experts from CSIS, CFR, and USCC to discuss how countries are…
Event
The India-EU Forum
The inaugural edition of the India–EU Forum was convened by the Ananta Centre in partnership with India's Ministry of External Affairs.
Event
One year of “America First” trade policy: What did we learn, and what comes next?
On the first day of his second term, President Trump issued a memorandum outlining the administration’s “America First” trade policy priorities. One year later, the administration’s trade actions have significantly altered America’s economic…
Latest press
Latest press, news, and events
Filters:
Showing 101 – 110 of 909 total results
Press
Event
Retaliation and Resilience: China’s Economic Statecraft in a Taiwan Crisis
Rhodium's Dan Rosen, Logan Wright, and Charlie Vest joined the launch of a new report from Rhodium Group and the Atlantic Council's GeoEconomics Center on China's potential retaliation and resilience in a Taiwan crisis.
Event
Deciphering the Biden Administration Executive Order on Bulk Data Transfer
Join Rhodium's Reva Goujon to discuss the intention, details, and implications of the recent Biden administration executive order on personal data security.
Event
Assessing the State of the Private Sector in China: A Big Data China Event
This online event highlighted new research showing how the Chinese state sector is expanding its influence over domestic private firms.
