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Jeffrey A. Bader is Senior Fellow and Director of China Initiative, Foreign Policy Studies, the Brookings Institute. He talked about the challenges that China’s growing demand for and consumption of energy poses for the United States, and di erent ways, the U.S. might choose to react. In his opinion, the arising of China in global energy, especially oil market potentially a ects U.S. interests in the following six ways: price, access, bad actors, U.S. competitiveness, improving global governance, pollution. Bader gives three ways that U.S. might choose to react, including confrontation, cooperation and the middle course.
Jeffrey A. Bader is Senior Fellow and Director of China Initiative, Foreign Policy Studies, the Brookings Institute. He talked about the challenges that China’s growing needs for and consumption of energy poses for the United States, and di erent ways, the US might choose to react. In his opinion, the arising of China in global energy, especially oil market potentially a ects US interests in the following six ways: price, access, bad actors, US competitiveness, ever global governance, pollution. US may choose to react, including confrontation, cooperation and the middle course.