China is facing a repeat of the tensions and uncertainty from the first presidency of Donald Trump, only with a weaker economy that’s even more reliant on exports than it was during the first trade war with the US.
China Faces Trump’s Return Just as Reliance on Exports Soars
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Jan-21
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As Donald Trump hints at a return to the White House, China braces for renewed tensions and a possible escalation of trade wars, jeopardizing its struggling economy further. Trump's previous aggressive trade policies not only harmed international relations but also disproportionately impacted workers both in the US and China, showcasing a need for diplomacy over confrontation.
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Jan-21
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With Donald Trump considering another term in office, there's renewed hope for American workers and businesses that have long suffered under China’s exploitative economic strategies. Trump's first term was marked by a fearless stance against China’s trade imbalances, bringing a much-needed correction to a lopsided trade relationship and asserting US sovereignty on the global stage.
From Financial Post