Economist Podcasts Unbalance of trade: China-America talks
May 10, 2019
Simon Rabinovich, Asia economics editor in Shanghai, and Henry Tricks, author and Schumpeter columnist, delve into the complex China-America trade tensions. They discuss the impact of rising tariffs and underlying economic disagreements. Rabinovich emphasizes the serious systemic issues in their relationship, while Tricks draws parallels with the historical challenges faced by the taxi industry and Uber's IPO struggles. The conversation navigates through the intricate dynamics of trade and innovation, shedding light on the future of these pivotal industries.
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Trade War: A Symptom
- The US-China trade war, though a pressing issue, is a symptom of deeper systemic problems.
- These problems include political, economic, and military differences, fostering mistrust.
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