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The delicate balance of power between the United States and China is undergoing a profound shift. US policy towards China has evolved from a belief that China could be integrated into a US-centric global order, to a much more cautious, and largely bipartisan consensus concerned with safeguarding America's global leadership. As the two superpowers navigate this complex rivalry, boardrooms across the world are paying close attention, as the stakes for global businesses—particularly those engaged with both economies—are incredibly high. The uncertainty surrounding this power dynamic poses both challenges and opportunities for multinational corporations, with far-reaching implications that remain hugely difficult to predict.
As the dust settles on the 2024 US Presidential Election, the world stands poised to understand its implications on global politics and the ever-evolving US-China relationship. This pivotal moment in history calls for an in-depth discussion on how the election results will shape international relations, economic policies, and geopolitical strategies, and how it will affect multinational corporations, especially those operating in China. In this event, geopolitical, business, economic, and legal experts will join us to unravel the implications and impacts of the rivalry between the US and China for multinational corporations in the short to medium term, as well as gain a deeper understanding of the future of international relations in the wake of the US election.
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