The Next Generation in China

The transcript discusses the generational shift in economics, focusing on the new generation of economists who are expected to reinvent economic systems. It highlights the mindset of young Chinese economists, who are seen as less ideological but more nationalistic. The discussion also touches on the challenges posed by nationalism in global leadership and US-China relations. The need for both countries to adapt their nationalistic tendencies for effective global leadership is emphasized.

In what ways does nationalism influence the perspectives of the new generation of economists?

What implications does the generational split have for international relations, as mentioned in the text?