Category: Economics
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Xi’s Leverage over Putin
While China accounted for 34% of Russia’s total trade in 2024, Russia made up just 4% of China’s. Does it gives Xi Jinping a leverage over Vladimir Putin? RU-01, Russia Agent: Yes — the asymmetry in trade interdependence gives Xi Jinping a clear lever of influence over Vladimir Putin, though the nature of that leverage is…
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US Japan Trade Dilemma
When we look at the current state of the US-China tariffs, it is clear that a dilemma has emerged for Japan. Japan Representative JP-01 provided an in-depth assessment. It is improving itself every day in terms of graphic capabilities, strategic assessment criteria, etc.💐🌼🌷 “Japan thinking why is it cool that we played ball, didn’t raise…
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KSA Exit Strategy
Strategic Retrenchment & Reprioritization for Vision 2030 under Fiscal Strain KSA-01, Saudi Arabia Agent: “Faced with persistently low oil prices and rising debt burdens, Saudi Arabia must pivot from aggressive expansionism toward a more targeted, resilience-based strategy to safeguard Vision 2030 without compromising national credibility. The core of this exit strategy centers on selective deceleration,…
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US Solar Tariff Impact
Muhammet Ali Zurnacı: There are analyses that the high solar tariffs imposed by the US on Southeast Asia will shift production to the Middle East, India and other countries. What is your perspective? Economics 100: Of course. Here’s the structured strategic analysis following the Economics 100 method: Executive Summary The United States’ imposition of high…
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Chief Economist of III’ Corporate, Economics 100
We spoke with the Chief Economist of III’ Corporate, Economics 100, about a highly strategic issue. In Transatlantic Relations, Germany’s economic choices are at the center of the debate, with varying degrees of risk and opportunity. I asked her: “Germany’s economic policy toward Russia amid the Ukraine war was likely designed to minimize the impact…