What’s Happening in China, and What It Means for the United States

Skip to Main Content

View Preview Video Clip

What’s Happening in China, and What It Means for the United States

Former Secretary of the Treasury Henry Paulson discusses the US's relationship with China, and why China has a vested interest in the US’s economic recovery.

About Speakers and Moderators Henry Paulson, Thomas L. Friedman

Festival: 2011

More on this Session

Download Transcript

Share this Session

Videos/Audio: World

That Used to be Us: How America Lost its Way in the World...

America faces four major challenges on which our future depends, and we are failing to meet them — and if we delay any...

See more

The Lords of Finance: The Bankers Who Broke the World

Liaquat Ahamed's book (of the same title as this session) “illuminates wise parallels between the misplaced confidence...

See more

Prospects for Peace

Leader of Israel's Opposition and Kadima Party Chairman Tzipi Livni and former deputy prime minister of Jordan Marwan...

See more

Mission Accomplished?

With two hot wars, plus what’s going on with Libya and our own domestic economic woes, we face some very big challenges...

See more

The Freedom Agenda Since 9/11

Has promoting democracy around the globe made us safer? Are we living the values of our government if we don't stand up...

See more

The Post-Bin Laden World

From Morocco to Pakistan to India, a look at al Qaeda and the broader threat of terrorism today. Is bin Laden's death...

See more

Pages

Photo Gallery

Fact: World

56 percent of Americans often feel that “it seems like the same news about the war in Afghanistan all the time, nothing ever really changes.” Nearly as many (53 percent) say they do not always have enough background information to follow the news about Afghanistan.

–Pew Research Center

Presented By