PROTECTING EDUCATION EXPORTS: MINIMISING THE DAMAGE OF CHINAS FUTURE ECONOMIC COERCION

Benjamin Herscovitch; Dirk van der Kley

PROTECTING EDUCATION EXPORTS: MINIMISING THE DAMAGE OF CHINAS FUTURE ECONOMIC COERCION

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Abstract

Australia needs to be prepared for the possibility that Beijing will further discourage Chinese students from studying in Australia. In April 2020, Chinas Ambassador to Australia explicitly mentioned four exports wine, beef, tourism and education as ones that Chinese consumers might choose to avoid.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Australia
Commissioning body	Australian National University
Publication status	Published - 2021

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