Alicia García‑Herrero

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Pekingology · Inside China's Dual Economy · 6 Aug 2026 podcast

out of this model.

I think what China is able to do, and I think that's their ultimate objective, is to basically conquer the world.

Or if you want to achieve hegemony, once China is in that hegemonic position, I don't think China firmly believes that the U.S.

has benefited massively out of that hegemony, whether it's through

Basically, you know, creating these alliances or asymmetric alliances or that China is also pursuing or even currency dominance or you could see a lot of things that China is aiming at obtaining from that hegemony that could turn.

Change the clock.

The clock now is ticking.

China is decelerating.

China is aging.

So if you become the hegemonic power, you can change the rules of the game.

You can change standards.

You can change.

So the clock starts ticking maybe in a different direction.

I think China does believe that turning that, that turning moment.

where the world becomes, say, China-centric economically and beyond, is a countdown.

It's a moment where China can recoup a lot of what may have been lost out of this dual economy.

So the first and foremost is that those massive savings I was discussing can't go anywhere.

So in other words...

Either they are deployed inefficiently, but inefficiently for the households because the return is low, but very productively if you want for the government because it can deploy them wherever the government wants.

And we're talking about consumer savings.

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