US-led Western foreign policy toward China is mired in contradictions. The United States
and its allies are fully integrated with the world, also with the Chinese economy. However,they are bothered by China’s global economic rise, which is the result of their respective global integration. Therefore, the United States and its allies are turning to diplomatic and military mechanisms to stop China. But aren’t fears of a Chinese global takeover exaggerated?
Not only is global economic growth highly dependent on Chinese growth, but the US also
relies on China to hold US government bonds that keep the dollar strong as a reserve currency, especially now that debt is headed much higher. The contradiction in the policy of
the United States and the West hurts not so much China but the United States and its
partners, who are faced with the reality that the capitalist class demands even closer
integration. Because China is the world's growth engine and needed to counter structural
economic contractions, such as the one in 2008 that began in the US, China is the catalyst
to mitigate recessions with its massive stimulating fiscal and monetary policy. Despite this recognition, President Joe Biden and a host of other world leaders closely allied with the United States have opted for a global campaign to contain China by military means to curb its global economic ascendancy with geopolitical consequences.
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