8 September 2020

The dragon unmasks

Jared Mondschein
Director of Research, United States Studies Centre

USSC senior advisor Jared Mondschein told AusBiz that it looks like Beijing no longer feels that hiding its intentions is worth the return on investment.

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Jared Mondschein
Director of Research, United States Studies Centre
Jared Mondschein is the Director of Research at the United States Studies Centre. Previously, Jared was a Research Analyst at Bloomberg BNA in Washington, DC, where he focused on cross-border tax issues. Prior to joining Bloomberg BNA, Jared was a Research Associate in the Asia Studies program of the Council on Foreign Relations, an editorial assistant at Foreign Policy magazine, and an assistant editor at a policy journal in Beijing.

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