Another Tiananmen in China: US Economy Disrupted, Personal Plans On-Hold


"China's Covid revolution: Three years of growing anger over Beijing's obsession with failing lockdowns is exploding across the country.... but Xi 'will crack down and punish protesters severely'" - Daily Mail, November 28, 2022


    This development could be a signficant negative. 

    That applies overall to the US economy. 

    Supply chains as for Apple are already impacted. 

    The export market to China could be frozen, resulting in widespread Reductions-in-Force. 

    Professional services, ranging from management consulting to law firms, could experience a falloff in client accounts. 

    All could be worsened if international and US institutions put sanctions on China for human rights abuses if Xi decides to impose brutal measures to silence the new voices of protest. 

    The ramifications are also personal. Forget those recreational travel plans to China. Want to conduct research in China? Probably that won't happen now or in the near future. Considering enhancing a resume by teaching English as a second language in China? That could be sidelined.

    Obviously what could be Tiananmen 2.0 could accelerate the movement of the US into recession. It could also deepen its intensity. 

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