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0:12:19 Keynote - The U.S.-China Trade War: Toward a New Equilibrium in U.S.-China Relations - Qin Xiao
0:25:50 Panel I - A Possible Agreement between China and the U.S. to End the Trade War? Panelists: Yao Yang, Nicholas Lardy, Catherine Mann, Lu Fen, Daniel Rosen, Gao Shanwen, moderator: John Bussey.
1:39:08 Panel II - Reforms and Challenges to Expect in China in 2020 and Beyond - Panelists Wang Xun, Xu Gao, Huang Yiping, Barry Naughton, Wang Min, moderator: Stephen Orlins.

As the trade war and political frictions between the United States and China continue to affect both countries and the global economy, leading Chinese and American economists convened in New York on January 9 to provide a forecast for China’s economy in the coming year, including macro-economic trends, reform possibilities, in-depth analysis of key sectors, and expected challenges and opportunities in 2020 and beyond.

For more information about the event and speakers, visit https://ncuscr.events/Econ20