In an era of rapid global change and increasing economic complexity, the United States faces a critical challenge: how to navigate its relationship with China, the world's second-largest economy and a rising geopolitical power. As China's influence continues to grow, the United States must grapple with a range of economic, political, and strategic questions that will shape the future of the global order. This book provides a comprehensive and nuanced exploration of the U.S.-China economic relationship, drawing on insights from leading experts in academia, policy, and business. It examines the historical context and drivers of China's economic rise, assesses the current state of bilateral economic ties, and explores a range of critical policy areas that will define the future of the relationship, including trade, investment, technology, and sustainability. Throughout the book, the authors argue for a more strategic and values-driven approach to U.S. economic policy towards China, one that balances the need for constructive engagement with the imperative of protecting American interests and shaping a more equitable global order. They offer concrete recommendations for how the United States can invest in its own economic strengths, work with allies and partners, and adapt to the challenges and opportunities of a rapidly changing world.
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