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After eight years, Macro Polo has ceased operations as the Paulson Institute will focus its independent research on supporting its programs as it continues to diversify its scope.

We appreciate the community that has grown around Macro Polo and the fruitful engagement we’ve had with our legion of smart and sharp audience. You’ve pushed us to deliver even more original work and innovative products. Our body of work speaks for itself, and we hope it will have a long shelf life – that was the intent from MP’s inception.

MP’s website is now archived and no new work will be published henceforth on this site. Please visit www.paulsoninstitute.org for future research and policy work on a range of global issues.

Thank you all for the support over the years, it has been a privilege to have had a home at the Paulson Institute and to have built it the way we did.

- Team Macro Polo

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China Drives Into America’s Auto Parts Industry

The debates about Detroit’s future are closely linked to this Chinese story. One of the market segments into which Chinese firms have sought to diversify is, in fact, the US auto sector.

In 2010, a Chinese consortium sought to acquire a technologically advanced auto parts company in Saginaw, Michigan. The case is instructive because it demonstrates that such deals, even when they succeed, are both extraordinarily complex and fraught with pitfalls that touch the acquisition of US technology. What follows is the story of how Chinese entities acquired Nexteer Automotive.


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