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Articles by Junsoo Kweon

Beijing has set an ambitious goal for China to domestically produce 40% of the country’s demand for semiconductors by next year and 70% by 2025, up from less than 20% now. Pictured: A Chinese teenager waves a national flag during a festival to mark Chinese National Day on Oct. 2, 2005 in Beijing, China. (Photo: Guang Niu/Getty Images)

The Fight for Semiconductor Leadership in Asia

Junsoo Kweon | December 12, 2019

Beijing wants to become the global leader in a variety of advanced technologies. To get there, government entities have been investing more than $100 billion in China’s domestic semiconductor industry. Beijing… Read More

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Why New Auto Tariffs Won’t Increase Research and Development

Junsoo Kweon | November 08, 2019

In just a few days, the Trump administration could impose new tariffs on automobile and auto parts imports. The administration has erroneously claimed that tariffs… Read More

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Articles by Junsoo Kweon

The Fight for Semiconductor Leadership in Asia

Why New Auto Tariffs Won’t Increase Research and Development