Why the Coronavirus Could Send China’s Economy Back to the 1980s With Chang-Tai Hsieh
The outbreak of the coronavirus in China is a global tragedy. While much of the attention has been on the disease itself, many global experts have been focusing on the economic side-effects. Some economists are even hinting that the effects on China’s economy could be just as disastrous in the long-term as the disease…
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