Students play volleyball during a summer programme in Huaying city, Sichuan province. Low fertility rates have made reducing the cost of raising children a priority for Beijing, in the interest of China’s long-term development. Photo: Xinhua
Opinion
Opinion
The View
How US-China rivalry shapes the regulatory crackdown in both countries
- While both are driven by different domestic concerns, neither can ignore the geopolitical impact of their regulation of corporate giants
- Such international interactions can drive the rapid evolution and even sudden turns of regulations in the US and China, and investors must remain alert
Students play volleyball during a summer programme in Huaying city, Sichuan province. Low fertility rates have made reducing the cost of raising children a priority for Beijing, in the interest of China’s long-term development. Photo: Xinhua
