McKinsey's Walker on China's Response to Virus Outbreak, Trade Talks

The transcript discusses China's initial response to the outbreak, highlighting both criticism and praise for their containment efforts. It examines the impact on the US-China trade deal, suggesting that the deal was more symbolic than substantial. The focus then shifts to China's economic and social priorities, emphasizing their commitment to meeting targets despite the outbreak. Domestic criticism is explored, with the government seen as responsive to public concerns. Finally, the use of surveillance tools in China is discussed, contrasting Chinese and Western perspectives on privacy and security.

How does the Chinese government respond to public criticism and demands for accountability?

How do the Chinese people perceive government surveillance in relation to crime prevention?

What is the difference in outlook between the US and China regarding individual rights and collective interests?