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An economics podcast from Fathom Consulting; Series 1 examines the rise of China.
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12 episodes
since June 28, 2019
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Episode 1: Introduction
Episode is 6:16 minutes long.
An introduction to Fathom Consulting, the research we do and the depth of our knowledge of China's economy. Our first podcast series, 'The rise of China', focuses on China, its extraordinary economic rise and the impact that has had on the res…
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Episode 2: The elephant in the room
Episode is 13:33 minutes long.
For the quote referenced at the start of the episode, and more observations on early 20th-century China, see: W.Y. Fullerton and C.E. Wilson, New China: A Story of Modern Travel, London 1910, p. 234.
Has China come to the “hour o…
Episode 3: The day that changed the world
Episode is 9:32 minutes long.
When China joined the WTO in 2001 it was described as “the day that changed the world”. In this episode, host Andrew Harris is joined by Kevin Loane and Florian Baier to explore the wider impacts of China's emergence. The tri…
Episode 4: China is leapfrogging up the global value chain.
Episode is 10:25 minutes long.
The reforms of Deng Xiaoping allowed China to go global and become the leading exporter of manufactured products. Now, China is seeking new ways to expand. Using our suite of proprietary tools, Laura Eaton …
Episode 5: The Global Financial Crisis: Made in China
Episode is 13:10 minutes long.
The Global Financial Crisis of 2008-2009 left an indelible mark on the global economy. In this episode, Andrew Harris and Erik Britton ask whether the Great Recession had its roots in China.
Notes from Fathom Co…
Episode 6: Digging your way out of a hole
Episode is 9:10 minutes long.
Even in China, growth slows from time to time. Host Andrew Harris is joined by China specialist Laura Eaton to discuss how policymakers have reacted and why they may just be building greater problems for the future.
Notes on…
Episode 7: Does China challenge US hegemony?
Episode is 13:20 minutes long.
For more about the Thucydides Trap, see: https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2015/09/united-states-china-war-thucydides-trap/406756/
Here's the clip from The Wire which Kevin refers to in this episode.
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Episode 8: China ready for a diet?
Episode is 7:51 minutes long.
Deng Xiaoping's growth model has served China well since the seventies but is ultimately unsustainable. Andrew Harris and Joanna Davies explore China's attempts to rebalance its economy and why it has yet to achieve this.
Notes fro…
Episode 9: Doubling down at the double
Episode is 9:53 minutes long.
While China’s official GDP statistics are remarkably smooth, Fathom’s China Momentum Indicator paints a different picture, showing pronounced slowdown in 2015 as a result of the country doubling down. Andrew Harris, Laura Eaton …
Episode 10: Back to the future
This episode is 13:03 minutes long.
In the final episode of this series, Andrew Harris and Erik Britton look to the future and ask where China might go from here.
For the quote referenced and more observations on early 20th-century China, see: W.Y. Fullerton and C.…
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