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This word has bled into the global policy conversation and become a talking point with poor strategic and logical foundation. Data analysts struggle to map the ramifications, because the word itself is unclear.
Existing extremely hypothetical projections show that we have no real idea what the ramifications would be, but that in today's globally-interconnected markets, there would probably be lots of unintended consequences for China, the U.S., and its allies. https://www.uschamber.com/sites/default/files/024001_us_china_decoupling_report_fin.pdf …
People keep asking whether or not I think decoupling is a good idea, and I don't have an opinion, because the truth is, I don't know what they're talking about, and I suspect neither do they.
Decoupling means a lot of things, like different pieces of the tech stack, where already a lot of separation, but could be more in areas like standards. Then there are supply chains, manufacturing, etc. which are different for each sector. Financial sector also at play here...
Right, exactly. We have these top-level ideas. Supply chains, manufacturing, standards, finance, people, ideas... the level of complexity in each one of these areas is astonishing. I find it irresponsible to make policy without really understanding the results.
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