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The Trade War Threat Starts with American “Civil War”
The US government has been mired in chaos since Donald Trump came into power. It seems that the United States is preparing to launch a “civil war” rather than a trade war.
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Washington’s Sweeping Quench of Investment Will Get Nowhere Sooner or Later
The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) on Implementation of Outbound Investment Executive Order (E.O. 14105), issued by...
Trump’ Tariffs on China, what will China do?
China unveiled plans on Friday to impose tariffs on 128 products in seven categories from the United States
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What is China’s Reaction to the Possible Meeting between Trump and Tsai Ing-wen?
Sino-US relations and cross-Strait relations have entered a new high-risk period since the Taiwan Travel Act was signed by the US President Donald Trump and came into effect on March 16.
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Slow and Steady Does it for the Chinese Economy in 2018: Be Alert that Elephant Trump is in the Room
This year, Chinese economic growth is expected to slow slightly as the government continues to lay the necessary groundwork for a new economy, emblematic of a China Dream, where qualitative growth and sustainability are free to flourish.
Peruvians’ View on Tillerson’s Saying that China Is a New Imperial Power
The U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson described China as a new imperial power and warned Latin American countries against excessive reliance on economic ties with China. Is China a real “imperial power”? In answer to this question, The Latin Americans also have their right to answer.
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An Unfair Accusation – Trump Misrepresents the Facts of China-U.S. Trade
The trade imbalance between China and the United States is becoming a tool for Washington to pursue its “America First” objective. Is the trade imbalance really unfair to the United States? Is it fair to judge the trade relationship simply on the basis of surplus or deficit?
A Changing Relationship for a New Economic and Political Age
Since the reopening of relations between China and the USA in the early 1970’s, the relationship between the two nations has been relatively amicable.
Dangerous Myth of “Economic Nationalism”: Bannon’s Deceptions about China & U.S.
Steve Bannon, now no longer a member of the Trump administration, has dedicated himself to traveling across the United States espousing a political gospel he calls”economic nationalism.” He got agitated about the decline in wages, the opioid crisis, and the real problems plaguing the U.S.
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No Validity in US Opposition to China’s MES Status
The US, as a member of WTO, has no authority to judge whether another WTO member (China, for instance) is a market economy. On the other hand, no other WTO members are trying to grant or refuse the US market economy status.
How American expert Jake Parker Sees Trump’s Visit to China: Trade Is the Priority Issue
Jake Parker, vice president of the U.S.-China Business Council, delivered a keynote speech at the seminar and exchanged views with other experts on issues including Sino-U.S. diplomacy, trade and development.
How Do We Manage the Future Differences between China and the United States?
If the leaders of the world’s two largest economies become “brothers”, then everything is easy to discuss.
New Future for Sino-U.S. Relations
In the lead-up to U.S. President Donald Trump’s November visit to China, Chinese President Xi Jinping said in a phone call to Trump that China and the U.S. have a wide range of common interests, and that the two nations need to expand cooperation through exchanges at all levels to inject new vitality into Sino-U.S. relations.
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