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Prosperity

ASPI convenes Asian and American stakeholders to work on issues related to trade practices, investment, technological innovation and acquisition, intellectual property, and market access. Our work is distinguished by the breadth of the implications that we consider: not just business and economic implications, but also linkages to diplomatic relations, security, social stability, sustainability, and other considerations.

Featured Initiatives

  • ASPI Emerging Leaders with Amb. Cho Tae-Yul

    Emerging Female Trade Leaders

    Working to develop the next generation of Asia's female trade leaders through mentorship opportunities and skill-building workshops.
  • Trade Coercion
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    Responding to Trade Coercion: A Growing Threat to the Global Trading System

    The Asia Society Policy Institute and the Perth USAsia Centre published a joint report on trade coercion offering ten policy options for governments to consider.
  • Fin

    Supply Chains: A Shifting Indo-Pacific

    Examines an emerging trend of the relocation, diversification, and reshoring of supply chains by mapping out the foreign investment policies of economies in the Indo-Pacific region.
  • The Asia Society Policy Institute convened a Trade Policy Commission in Australia that examined the current trade architecture in the Asia-Pacific. Members include, from left to right, Yoichi Suzuki, Mari Elka Pangestu, Peter Grey, Wendy Cutler, Jong-hoon Kim, and Tu Xinquan. (Julia Bergen/Asia Society Australia)

    Building a High Standard and Inclusive Asia-Pacific Trade Architecture

    An initiative aimed at promoting economic integration in the Asia-Pacific.
  • China Dashboard Page Image

    The China Dashboard: Tracking China's Economic Reform Program

    Using hard data to analyze China's economy under Xi Jinping.

Reports

Stock photo of a porter with sugar cane in China. MediaProduction. Getty Images.
report

China's Common Prosperity Program: Causes, Challenges, and Implications

A new report from ASPI, which analyzes China's common prosperity program and its impact.
U.S. President Joe Biden meets with China's President Xi Jinping during a virtual summit from the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, DC, November 15, 2021.
report

Reflections on China and U.S.-China Relations in 2021

A compendium of 2021 speeches and essays by ASPI President Kevin Rudd on The Avoidable War.
Shanghai Skyline
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China: An Economic and Political Outlook for 2022

ASPI President Kevin Rudd's policy paper provides an analysis of how China’s economic challenges are likely to shape its politics and policies in the year ahead.
Trade Coercion
report

Responding to Trade Coercion: A Growing Threat to the Global Trading System

The Asia Society Policy Institute and the Perth USAsia Centre published a joint report on trade coercion offering ten policy options for governments to consider.
ASPI Notes
report

ASPI Notes for the Biden Administration

Creative and practical ideas for how the United States might re-engage in the Asia Pacific in the critical first six months of the new administration.
Joe Biden - US India
report

Nature and Nurture: How the Biden Administration Can Advance Ties With India

Anubhav Gupta provides a blueprint for how the incoming U.S. administration can bolster U.S.-India ties.
TPP Roadmap
report

Reengaging the Asia-Pacific on Trade: A TPP Roadmap for the Next U.S. Administration

Wendy Cutler lays out a roadmap for the next U.S. administration to reengage with the TPP.
Aluminum factory workers
report

Curbing State-Driven Trade Policies

How can international trade rules better address the trade distortions presented by industrial subsidies and other forms of state aid?
US and China G20 Delegations 2018
report

The Avoidable War: The Case for Managed Strategic Competition

A compendium of 2019 speeches by ASPI President Kevin Rudd on the need to manage U.S.-China competition.
Belt and Road Initiative Martix Data Visualization
report

Navigating the Belt and Road Initiative

Recommendations to ensure beneficial and sustainable BRI outcomes.
How will Chinese trade be affected by a trade war with the U.S.
report

Trade in Trouble: How the Asia Pacific Can Step Up and Lead Reforms

Wendy Cutler calls on the Asia Pacific to lead trade reforms in this latest ASPI issue paper.
US-China trade talks
report

Strength in Numbers

Wendy Cutler makes the case for a collaborative approach to addressing concerns with China's state-led economic model.

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Commentary

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    ASPI Note: What To Expect From the U.S.-Taiwan 21st Century Trade Initiative

    What to know about the U.S.-Taiwan trade relationship.
  • interview

    Kevin Rudd on the Decade of Living Dangerously

    Asia Society and ASPI President Kevin Rudd sat down with The Wire China's David Barboza to discuss the themes of his new book on U.S.-China relations.
  • article

    ASPI Note: Beijing Moves To Avoid Delisting of Chinese Companies in the U.S.

    What to know about China's amendment of its secrecy laws to save Chinese companies from being delisted from U.S. exchanges.
  • article

    ASPI Note: The EU-China April Fools’ Day Summit and What Comes Next

    What to know about the EU-China Summit.
  • article

    ASPI Note: China Scrambles for Firmer Economic Policy Ground

    What to know about Vice Premier Liu He's urgent meeting of China's Financial Stability and Development Committee.
  • article

    ASPI Note: Russia Reprisals Should Prompt Policymakers To Think Twice About Severing China Ties

    What to know about the risks of the United States sanctioning China the way it has sanctioned Russia.
  • article

    No Longer Business as Usual at the World Trade Organization

    Wendy Cutler and Amb. Rufus Yerxa write in The National Interest on the implications for the invasion of Ukraine for the WTO.
  • report

    Reflections on China and U.S.-China Relations in 2021

    A compendium of 2021 speeches and essays by ASPI President Kevin Rudd on The Avoidable War.
  • article

    Moving Forward at the WTO

    Experts, including WTO Deputy Director-General Angela Ellard, discuss the way forward on critical trade issues following the postponement of the World Trade Organization 12th Ministerial Conference.
  • article

    China’s Economic Downturn Gives Rise to a Winter of Discontent

    Kevin Rudd writes in The Wall Street Journal about the economic and political outlook for China in 2022.
  • article

    Biden’s Asia Policy, One Year In

    Danny Russel and Wendy Cutler write in The Diplomat about the Biden Administration’s policy towards Asia and the Indo-Pacific during its first year.
  • paper

    China: An Economic and Political Outlook for 2022

    ASPI President Kevin Rudd's policy paper provides an analysis of how China’s economic challenges are likely to shape its politics and policies in the year ahead.

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