Teaching Business, Economics, and China in the Age of Trump
Thanks to BU Today for interviewing me on this story. The full text is here and below is an abstract.
Greg
A day doesn’t go by without China appearing in the American news cycle. That’s what happens when a US president imposes tariffs on hundreds of millions of dollars of Chinese products arriving in our ports daily, igniting a global trade war, upending stock markets, and making investors, businesses, and ordinary consumers jittery.
Now imagine you’re a University business school faculty member trying to help your students understand how business and economics work in a world where business norms are changing constantly and nobody knows where global industry is headed.
Good luck with that.
