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He argues that America made China rich in order to make China use U.S. dollars, granting market access, investment, technology, education, and military protection.
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Market Access
He argues that America made China rich in order to make China use U.S.
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Jiang says China must diversify because America controls the game and can limit resources and market access when it dislikes a player.
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"...everything, okay? In 1980s, what happens? America gives China everything. It's market access, right? Now, U.S. consumers can buy goods from China. That's a..."
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"That's number one. Number two is America gives China FDI technology education, all right? Imagine what happens. America gives foreign investment to China, gives..."
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"It should make China use U.S. dollars, okay? It's that simple, okay? So now when China trades with the world, it gets U.S. dollars..."
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"...basically they stop, they limit the resources, and they limit the market access, okay? So what China needs to do to survive is the..."
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A source-grounded reading of Jiang's lecture on America as the world game: Britain invents the imperial board but cannot scale it, the dollar turns wealth into an idea, the Constitution keeps the game above...
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