The Hidden Economic History of Tiananmen Square | Ones and Tooze Ep. 236 | Foreign Policy
"the 1989 protests in China are not as it were the vain uh heroic charge of human rights activists against the monolithic totalitarian state... but much more familiar if you like protests over the process of reform in China" - Adam Tooze [00:04:28]
"inflations are first and foremost distributional struggles over who gets access to credit who gets to raise prices who gouges who" - Adam Tooze [00:07:25]
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