U.S. Is Waking Up to Fact That Asia Is Future of Commerce, Author Khanna Says

The transcript discusses Asia's growing importance in the global economy, highlighting its young population, high growth rates, and increasing foreign investment. It explores the concept of the 21st century as the 'Asian century' and examines the integration and diversity within Asia. The text also identifies new Asian values, such as a preference for technocratic governance and state involvement in the economy. Finally, it considers the United States' strategic response to Asia's rise, emphasizing the need for understanding and engagement with Asian cultures and economies.

What are some compelling facts about Asia's importance in the current global economy?

How has the perception of Asia changed in corporate America according to the text?

What role does India play in attracting foreign investment compared to China?

Discuss the concept of the 'Asian century' as mentioned in the text. What does it imply?

How have Asian economies been rediscovering complementarities in their economies since the end of the Cold War?

What are the new Asian values identified in the text, and how do they differ from previous values?

What should be America's grand strategy towards Asia according to the discussion in the text?