for too long, it would cause a rupture in the system. So here's another question for you. If China's going to go the route of stimulating its manufacturing engine, but the rest of the world isn't really available to purchase the outstanding supply in a traditionally commercial way, would we begin to see China engaged in more of these favors abroad like they've been doing recently, like they gave masks and PPE to countries like Greece and Italy as part of their, I don't know how you would call it, trade diplomacy form policy, because the Chinese economy and the Chinese political system are much more connected than let's say the US is. So maybe this is a way of kind of asking you also how coronavirus and how this entire situation could be an impetus for a narrative shift by the CCP to explain not just its poor growth numbers now, not just its poor growth numbers going back quarters as a result of mistakes that the party has made not on account of the virus, i.e. take advantage of this (43/57)
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