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Could economic concerns keep China from invading Taiwan? In the second part of our conversation, I discussed whether access to Western markets could be a guardrail on Chinese aggression against the island with President Emeritus of Council on Foreign Relations Richard N. Haass and former Singaporean diplomat Kishore Mahbubani:

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