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The U.S. and China represent the two largest economies in the world, with deeply interconnected yet often competing interests. Their economic relationship involves trade, investment, and technology exchanges, shaped by regulatory, cultural, and geopolitical factors. This workshop will explore the economic interdependencies between these two powers and provide a discussion into the impact of these unique yet interwoven economic landscapes. This webinar is open to everyone who is interested. The insights shared will not only enhance your knowledge on this topic but also inspire educators with new ways to engage students in conversations about global interdependence, trade, and economic policy and bring real-world relevance into the classroom. Each country has distinct systems for business interactions which are crucial to understand. Don’t miss this opportunity to enrich your knowledge on the impact of the global economy. Duration: 90 minutes About 1990 Institute The 1990 Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that creates educational programming and supports teachers to improve mutual understanding, promote a constructive environment for U.S.-China relations, and champion the fair and equitable treatment of Asian Americans. For more information, please reach out to workshop@1990institute.org.