The economic consequences of the unprecedented protests in China
Derek Scissors, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, and Longview Global's Drewardric McNeal join 'The Exchange' to discuss the unprecedented protests taking place in China, the political risks the protest could bring and the global economic risks the unrest might provoke.
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The economic consequences of the unprecedented protests in China
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