Blaming China: It Might Feel Good but It Won't Fix America's Economy
Benjamin Shobert examines why blaming China has become an appealing explanation for America’s economic challenges. With a focused argument about responsibility and results, this concise book questions whether assigning fault abroad can solve complex problems at home—and encourages a more useful way to think about the U.S. economy.
About This Book
Blaming China: It Might Feel Good but It Won't Fix America's Economy examines the appeal of assigning responsibility for America’s economic difficulties to China.
The book challenges the idea that blaming another country can resolve complex domestic economic problems.
Benjamin Shobert offers a focused perspective on the relationship between public debate, China, and the American economy.
Its central message is direct: understanding economic challenges requires more than finding an external target.
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