Economic Competition in the 21st Century
Howard J. Shatz
Abstract
Howard J. Shatz
Abstract
In this examination of economic competition in the world today, the author explains how countries compete, why economic competition is relevant to the U.S. armed forces, and what the policy implications are. The author explores wide-ranging themes of national competitiveness, competition for markets and investment, geopolitical competition with economic tools, economic warfare, and competition over the nature of the global economic system.
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In this examination of economic competition in the world today, the author explains how countries compete, why economic competition is relevant to the U.S. armed forces, and what the policy implications are. The author explores wide-ranging themes of national competitiveness, competition for markets and investment, geopolitical competition with economic tools, economic warfare, and competition over the nature of the global economic system.
Key concepts: Competition (biology), Geopolitics, Economic competition, Investment (military), Competition policy, Economics, International trade, Market economy