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Rita Rudnik 茹慧蒂

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⛩Asia: 📊economy, ⚙️industry, 🤖innovation J.F.Kennedy Fellow at Harvard @Kennedy_School MPA/ID’23 Via @MacroPoloChina, @Google Asia Pacific

Joined May 2020
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1/🧵 #Robots can either kill or create #jobs. The outcome largely depends on country-specific factors (wages, industrial composition, policy) rather than only the state of robotic technologies, I argue in the new research for @MacroPoloChina : macropolo.org/analysis/machi…


Humbled to be featured in the @Kennedy_School student global map project along my inspiring peers. 52% of HKS students come from outside the US, representing 98 countries and territories. hks.harvard.edu/more/student-l…

“I grew up in a Siberian city called Krasnoyarsk that is geographically located closer to Beijing than to Moscow. I came to the Kennedy School to understand what drives economic development—and how I can contribute to the prosperity of the Asia Pacific region.” (12/15)

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The more innovative a firm (and a country) is, the more it benefits from being a part of GVCs

Took more than a year but happy to see my article on GVCs & Indian manufacturing finally out! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… - Linking into GVCs ⬆️ product sophistication by 2% but there is a SOUTHERN shift in India's GVC trade. - Younger & more innovative firms gain more from linking

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🇨🇳 is relying on robots to increase productivity and maintain its position as a global manufacturing hub. Great piece today @thewirechina with inputs from a galaxy of experts.

I wrote about China’s robotic rise for @thewirechina this week — exploring how Beijing is driving a transformation in the country’s approach to manufacturing. thewirechina.com/2022/09/18/chi… (1/5)



Now, that's what I call catchy subheadlines in a policy paper. Well done, @OECDtrade

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Great thread and work on the speech translation. 🇨🇳 is well aware of its S&T weaknesses: no breakthroughs in fundamental science, poor cooperation between industry/academia, credentialism and shortage of talents.

The CCP's top science official is scared for the future of S&T in China. ChinaTalk translated key excerpts from his recent speech on why he thinks the US has a good shot at containing China's tech rise A THREAD

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TH is becoming a major player in #EV supply chains. It's already a huge car manufacturing hub and also has lucrative subsidies for #EV. 🇺🇸@VelodyneLidar @ousterlidar placed production in TH to drive #lidar costs down, and now 🇨🇳 BYD as well. asia.nikkei.com/Business/Autom…


Krugman: One reason for #globalization to stall is the rise of #robots, as companies could automize at home what they used to outsource to cheap labor markets. That's relevant for auto and electronics manuf. (49% of all robots in these two industries) nytimes.com/2022/09/06/opi…


- 2x of innovation in a field requires 8x researchers - time between commercial availability and adoption is still ~10-30 years - scientific innovation requires complementary management innovation Thought-provoking episode with @AlecStapp mck.co/3bFZUN7 @McKinsey_MGI


APAC economies drive 61.5% exports of optics and electronics, and 83.7% of global integrated circuits specifically. @adbpublications @ADB_HQ adb.org/sites/default/…

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"🇨🇳 moves away from labor-intensive export too slowly. It could 1) move labor-intensive production abroad 2) move it from coastline to inner regions 3) adopt labor-saving tech. But (1), (2) happen slowly, (3) not at all" - @gordon_h_hanson shows hks.harvard.edu/publications/w…


🇨🇳's demographic situation is conducive to transition from labour-intensive to capital-intensive growth, as the young generation is way more educated than the retiring. In contrast, in high-income countries lots of talented workers with high pensions will retire


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