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Jiang defines mercantilism as building local trade and self-owned supply networks because the global order is dead.
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"...do is basically focus on local trade or creating your own supply networks, spheres of influence. The"
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"...then America has absolutely no choice but to ensure its own supply networks. And that means eventually taking over Greenland, Canada, Mexico, Latin America,..."
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"...to cheap energy you have to worry about having sustainable food supply networks that means you have to worry about having sustainable food supply..."
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"...GCC area, Qatar as well. Not even cut off a major supply network for the Chinese. Now, the thing is, the Chinese are pragmatic...."
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"...needs to figure out how to use its military to control supply networks how to create trade access and so what you will see..."
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