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Nov 2, 2026
Revisiting the China Shock (with Joseph Francis)
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0:42Russ RobertsHOST
He is an honorary research fellow in the Department of Economics at the University of Birmingham.
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0:48Russ RobertsHOST
Our conversation is going to discuss his recent article in the September 2026 Econ Journal Watch.
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0:56Russ RobertsHOST
The title of that piece was Whimsy and Fragility in the China Shock Narrative.
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1:03Russ RobertsHOST
In short, we're going to be talking about a very, very famous paper and an influential paper on the impact of Chinese manufacturing on employment, manufacturing, standard of living in the United States, and some of its implications.
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49:03Russ RobertsHOST
So it's the rare person who can honor the complexity of the world, even though it's not always going to be the most personally successful approach.
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49:17Joseph FrancisGUEST
Yeah.
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49:18Joseph FrancisGUEST
I mean, I hope by doing this kind of study, like what I've just published in Econ Journal Watch, and I've published other ones before, I also hope to do a little bit to kind of change the incentives so that actually... my kind of economic history, which I should have also said should also be theory informed.
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49:39Joseph FrancisGUEST
I think that's very important.