Comparing the United States and Chinese Economies

The United States and China are the world’s two largest economies. They simultaneously compete and cooperate making the relationship between these two giants unique in recent history. This session will examine how the economies are structured, their similarities and differences, and a look ahead to see which one is more likely to dominate in the years ahead.

Location: CoHarbor Coworking, Memorial Park room, 3rd floor

Dr. Neal Rappaport: PhD in Economics at MIT and a MBA in Finance from University of Chicago.

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