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How Can the United States Position Itself in Asia?

As trade with Asia grows in absolute terms but falls in relative terms, the United States will need to rethink the role of its economic engagement in Asia.

by Evan A. Feigenbaum
published by
CNBC
 on April 15, 2016

Source: CNBC

Video, Parts 1 and 2

Speaking on CNBC, Carnegie’s Evan Feigenbaum explained the geopolitical arguments for America’s continued economic engagement in Asia, even as America’s role changes. He argued that it remains to be seen whether Washington will act as a provider of security-related goods, economic-related benefits, or a combination of both.

This video was originally broadcast on CNBC.

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