Will China Replace the USA as the World’s Leading Power

Abstract Whether America or China wins this competition depends on the avoidance of major policy failures. In China, the major challenge is that the regime must not forget the productivity of economic freedom and the benefits of decentralized decision-making. In America, the challenge currently is that the government must not forget the benefits of free trade and the value of foreign alliances.

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The Economists Voice
Published
2025-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.1515/ev-2025-2002
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Economic Issues in Ukraine
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Will China Replace the USA as the World’s Leading Power

Erich Weede
The Economists Voice
Economic Issues in Ukraine
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Will China Replace the USA as the World’s Leading Power

Erich Weede
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Abstract Whether America or China wins this competition depends on the avoidance of major policy failures. In China, the major challenge is that the regime must not forget the productivity of economic freedom and the benefits of decentralized decision-making. In America, the challenge currently is that the government must not forget the benefits of free trade and the value of foreign alliances.

The Economists VoiceVol. 22(2)
University of Bonn (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 59%
Economic Issues in Ukraine
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