There's a familiar political logic behind #US politicians blaming #China: creating an external enemy helps build domestic cohesion, said James Heckman, an economics professor at the University of Chicago. This rhetoric may be good politics, but it doesn't solve real problems. | Collector

There's a familiar political logic behind #US politicians blaming #China: creating an external enemy helps build domestic cohesion, said James Heckman, an economics professor at the University of Chicago. This rhetoric may be good politics, but it doesn't solve real problems.

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There's a familiar political logic behind #US politicians blaming #China: creating an external enemy helps build domestic cohesion, said James Heckman, an economics professor at the University of Chicago. This rhetoric may be good politics, but it doesn't solve real problems.

There's a familiar political logic behind #US politicians blaming #China: creating an external enemy helps build domestic cohesion, said James Heckman, an economics professor at the University of Chicago. This rhetoric may be good politics, but it doesn't solve real problems.

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