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Not industrial policy or capital availability for new entrants?

“China’s domestic venture investment in biotech peaked at $15.7 billion in 2021 and plunged to $4.2 billion in 2024, in spite of surging cross border deals.”

Okay, that’s odd

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That’s what I also got from this article

Not just healthcare stuff, but also apparently Singaporeans tend to have a lower unemployment rate, so they be able to recover from stuff faster

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Both sides see declines when hit with economic shocks

We are talking about material impacts, not culture

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