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China warns US not to open Pandora's Box, unleash trade ills on world
China warns US not to open Pandora's Box, unleash trade ills on world
China could target a broad range of U.S. businesses and even services if the trade conflict with the United States escalates, the China Daily newspaper said in an editorial. The China Daily on Thursday quoted Chinese Premier Li Keqiang as telling a U.S. Congressional delegation this week that China was open to dialogue but "fully prepared with countermeasures" China warned the United States on Thursday not to open Pandora's Box and spark a flurry of protectionist practices across the globe, even as Beijing pointed to U.S. goods that it could target in a deepening Sino-U.S. trade dispute. China could target a broad range of U.S. businesses from agriculture to aircraft, autos, semiconductors and even services if the trade conflict escalates, the official China Daily newspaper said in an editorial on Thursday. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/28/chin...rade-spat.html Trade tensions reflect US-China battle for 21st century world order The arms race was a defining element of the Cold War between the U.S., its allies and the Soviet Union. President Trump’s recent proposal for $60 billion in unilateral actions against China presages a pitched 21st-century battle over technological supremacy, with fateful consequences for the world order. Trade tensions reflect US-China battle for 21st century world order | TheHill |
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‘Vulnerable’ Stocks and Record U.S. Debt Sales Dominate the Week https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...inate-the-week China's US debt holdings a strong card in any trade war https://asia.nikkei.com/Politics-Eco...-any-trade-war US Borrowing Nearly $300 Billion This Week US Borrowing Nearly $300 Billion This Week | The Fiscal Times |
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yes yes paul...people are standing in line to NOT buy cheap shit... when are you moving to expensive UK again? oh right...your not :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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When do you predict that will occur Paul ? :1orglaugh |
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Why do you think China backed off? |
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you pretend like you are the only market in the world and like no jobs in the USA rely on exports of competitive goods made with china parts... the biggest lie americans are telling themselves is that politicians before trump were "too stupid" to do this...like there is some easy miracle pill for your situation...keep telling yourself this...it is very amusing indeed...deep down you know its not that easy... for example the semiconducters they will now buy from the USA they will not buy from your allies S.Korea and Jap...guess who is a good buyers of US goods? ---> south Korea and Jap! :2 cents: guess who now has less money to buy your goods? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh its not that simple my snip dick friend...not that simple at all...fat people do not win races... |
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Yep.. we heard it all before... back in 1974 |
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as for "US tech superiority" look: jap tech > US tech korea tech > US tech china tech > US tech I am happy to point that out to you and remind you that the USA has no advantage in tech any more...other than the one in your imagination...china has 60% of the worlds supercomuting power and research dollar in china/india goes waaaaay further than a research dollar in the USA...for example india went to mars on a 10x smaller budget than the USA and they succeeded in their first try... fat people do not win races... |
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The exodus of jobs started in the early 70s and pretty well exclusive to the clothing manufacturing industry. But everyone had a job, working classes were able to afford a home apart from the miners wanting to be subsidised by the taxpayers' everything was fine. Fast forward to today and what do you buy that was "Made in England"? What prospects do young people have? What prospects do people who want a home face? How much debt do we have? China and a few others will take whatever production it can and then sell the goods back to us. Until enough of their own and other cheap labour countries have enough people to sustain their output. While the West slowly sinks. Imagine having millions more people who could afford to buy what you're selling. Those Just About Managing aren't exclusive to the UK. https://ourworldindata.org/income-inequality https://voxeu.org/article/brief-hist...lass-economics Our 99 percent | Branimir Jovanovic There's loads more proof of the devastation that has occurred over the last 50 years that the Third World has been used by the 1% to make themselves richer and the rest poorer. |
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https://www.google.com/search?biw=12....0.NaVzQfIHcdk You can also check Third World growth to see other countries stealing our jobs. |
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just like paul cut back on the quantity of things he can buy and moved back to the UK with his pension oh paul...your alzheimers is so amusing |
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