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Seeking ways to get along with each other through correct understanding: Global Times
Globenewswire· 2025-12-28 03:26
Beijing, China, Dec. 27, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- "If you are planning on decorating your home for the holidays, everything from artificial Christmas trees to lights, decorative wreaths and rings, you may want to start early." US media recently reported that due to the trade war and tariffs, Christmas goods are in short supply and prices are rising in the US market, forcing many Americans to adjust their holiday budgets. In 2025, a tariff tsunami surged from the east coast of the Pacific, inflicting severe ...
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The Economist· 2025-07-13 15:20
Zero-sum thinking is rife in America, argues a Harvard professor. But where does this mindset come from and what does it mean for policy? @S_Stantcheva proposes answers in a guest essay https://t.co/IHddFxMO3o ...
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The Economist· 2025-07-10 21:20
Increasingly in America debates are “shaped by a mindset that sees the world as a fixed pie” whereby “one group’s gain is another’s loss”.Such zero-sum thinking, writes Harvard professor @S_Stantcheva, is crucial to understanding Americans today https://t.co/KIfHpcdoDV ...
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The Economist· 2025-07-10 19:01
Zero-sum thinking—seeing one group’s gain as another’s loss—is rife in America, argues Stefanie Stantcheva, but certain groups are especially prone to this mentality. Read the Harvard professor’s essay https://t.co/XLV93zIwmVIllustration: Dan Williams https://t.co/Uv5vJ3n29s ...