The diverging paths of the U.S. and Chinese economies are evident. The U.S. economy is thriving 🚀, with the fastest growth in the G7, rising jobs, wages, and productivity 📈, supported by strong economic and defense partnerships, innovation, and soft power. In contrast, China's economy faces significant challenges ⚠️, including weak demand, declining productivity, a shrinking workforce, and complex regional relations. Despite substantial trade and investment in the Indo-Pacific, China's flawed diplomacy and economic dependencies pose risks. The U.S. must continue to engage economically with the region while addressing domestic political polarization to maintain its leadership 🌐. Meanwhile, China grapples with the question of whether it can accept a role that is less than dominant in its relations with neighbors. So, why are these economic giants moving in different directions, and what does the future hold for them? 🤔
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