Dalio Pushes China's Common Prosperity for U.S., Others

The video discusses China's push for common prosperity, highlighting Ray Dalio's perspective that Western investors may misunderstand China's intentions. Dalio suggests that China's policies aim to distribute wealth more fairly and boost talent. Despite short-term investment losses, Dalio, who has managed Chinese investments since 1993, believes in the long-term benefits. The video also touches on the challenges faced by companies like New Oriental due to these policies.

What does Ray Dalio believe is a common misconception about China's common prosperity initiative?

• It is focused on reducing China's population.

• It is misunderstood as a threat to Western economies.

• It is solely about increasing China's GDP.

• It is about distributing wealth more fairly and boosting talent.

Which index experienced significant losses due to China's common prosperity push?

• FTSE 100

• Nikkei 225

• MSCI China Index

• Dow Jones Industrial Average

Who are some of the investors that view China as uninvestable?

• Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger

• George Soros and Scott Minerd

• Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos

• Bill Gates and Steve Jobs

Since when has Ray Dalio been managing China's money?

• 1985

• 2000

• 2010

• 1993

What was one of the short-term challenges faced by New Oriental due to the common prosperity initiative?

• Increased competition from foreign companies

• Rising stock prices

• Laying off 60,000 employees

• Expansion into new markets