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Columbia University economist Jeffrey Sachs is doubling down on a bold take: China's economic rise isn't a threat—it's a win-win for everyone. In a recent interview, Sachs emphasized that trade between the U.S. and China should focus on 'mutual respect and problem-solving,' not zero-sum competition.
"A prosperous China benefits the U.S. and the world," he told Xinhua, calling cooperation the ultimate power-up for tackling global challenges like climate change and tech innovation. His message? Ditch the rivalry narrative—collaboration is the cheat code to level up economies everywhere.
Sachs, a heavyweight in global policy circles, praised China's development as a blueprint for balancing growth and sustainability. With young professionals and entrepreneurs eyeing Asia's markets, his insights add fuel to the debate about how interconnected economies can thrive together—no battle royale needed.
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In a recent interview, Sachs emphasized that trade between the U.S. and China should focus on 'mutual respect and problem-solving,' not zero-sum competition. 
His message? Ditch the rivalry narrative—collaboration is the cheat code to level up economies everywhere.
With young professionals and entrepreneurs eyeing Asia's markets, his insights add fuel to the debate about how interconnected economies can thrive together—no battle royale needed.
