China is the most formidable competitor the United States has faced in decades, but the U.S. remains the stronger power in the relationship—and it has good reason to think it can stay that way. In his latest op-ed, Ryan Hass writes that excessive alarmism about China will undermine American strategy and policy.
Though addressing COVID-19 is an immediate priority, there are a number of other pressing health policy issues for the federal government to tackle in the months and years ahead. The USC-Brookings Schaeffer Initiative for Health Policy provides analysis and practical recommendations for these critical areas, including drug pricing, expanding health coverage, insurance market reform, and more.
Are office buildings in cities obsolete now? Has the pandemic structurally changed how and where we work? Joanne Kim and Tracy Hadden Loh examine post-Great Recession trends in job locations to see what may be in store for metropolitan areas after the pandemic.
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