“According to a team of academics including Jesse Schreger of Columbia University, by 2025 the share of global companies reporting they were affected by export controls was more than triple the average over the 2010s. The biggest contributors to that were US export restrictions on China.”

”Part of a financial regulator’s role is considering policy interventions to prevent or mitigate financial crises. Rather than predicting crises, [Antonio] Coppola's current work is focused on ‘if this big wave of stress comes along, where are the problems going to be? Who exactly is going to get in trouble?’” 

”Jesse Schreger of Columbia University shared findings that after being hit by an export control, Chinese companies were twice as likely as American ones to invest in research and development. In this game, the scores could change.”

“The geoeconomic competition between the United States and China is not a passing phase but a likely defining feature of the years ahead. Korea's success will depend on how skillfully it navigates these treacherous waters.”

“A diferencia de la Guerra Fría, donde los países debían elegir entre Estados Unidos y la Unión Soviética, el actual conflicto comercial entre Washington y Beijing no obligará a Chile a escoger un bando. Esa es la visión de Matteo Maggiori, profesor de Finanzas en la Stanford Graduate School of Business, quien descarta la idea de una división del mundo en bloques comerciales antagónicos.”

“Geoeconomics, the strategic use of economic leverage for geopolitical goals, is a long-standing practice now resurging. Yale's Christopher Clayton explains how nations like the US and China leverage specialized goods and financial systems. He notes that while great powers dominate, smaller nations like Taiwan can also wield influence through critical industries.”