>>512732933>In the fall of 1980, the Bank sent its first economic mission to China. Thirty two Bank staff (economists, agronomists, engineers, health experts, education experts and other sector specialists) participated at various times, from October through December. In addition, 11 leading China experts from various U.S., European and Japanese universities prepared background papers.13 The mission was led by Parvez Hasan, one of the most experienced economists in the Bank at the time, and Edwin Lim.14 The Chinese
organized a counterpart team which included Zhu Rongji (Chinaโs PM from 1998 โ
2003), who had just been politically rehabilitated and worked as an economist at the
Institute of Industrial Economics.15 The size and importance of the Bankโs first economic
mission to China have few parallels in the history of the institution.
After the 2000s it was the Jintao faction which was in control from 2002 to around 2015. They were almost entirely in the pocket of international finance, Jintao was basically the same thing as Macron, some Rothschild backed accountant.
https://is.muni.cz/th/mscxq/Gardas_Thesis.pdf?kod=Bi6888;lang=en
>Interactions between the Rothschilds and entities in the PRC, whether it be state-owned companies, politicians, officials, private enterprises, and other groups, literally sky-rocketed since China entered the WTO in 2001. Compared to the first years of the PRCโs existence, there is also much more data to rely on and to use for analysis. These consist of numerous trade deals, joint-ventures, financial advisory services, meetings, media commentaries, et cetera. Following pages provide a detailed look into these interactions, divided by their primary focus into banking, financial, and other interactions, with an additional subchapter focusing on political connections. Then on page 60 it goes on to list Blackstone, Lehman Brothers, the usual suspects.