What China Wants Out of the G-20 Summit

The video discusses the ongoing trade negotiations between the US and China, focusing on the expectations and objectives of both countries. It highlights China's desire to resume talks without losing face and the US's commitment to not raising tariffs. The role of Huawei in the negotiations is examined, along with the broader implications of deglobalization, where both the US and China contribute to the trend. The impact on global markets, particularly Asian manufacturers and countries like Vietnam, is also explored.

What is the baseline expectation for the US-China trade negotiations?

• Talks will resume without new tariffs.

• The US will impose new tariffs.

• The US will lift all existing tariffs.

• China will refuse to resume talks.

What does China primarily want from the trade negotiations?

• To increase tariffs on European goods.

• To impose more tariffs on the US.

• To resume talks without losing face.

• To stop all trade with the US.

How has China's import share changed relative to its economic growth?

• It has fluctuated wildly.

• It has remained the same.

• It has increased significantly.

• It has decreased.

What is one of the main goals of China's 'Made in China' policy?

• To promote domestic production.

• To reduce exports to Europe.

• To increase foreign investments in China.

• To increase imports from the US.

Which country has benefited the most from the US-China trade war?

• India

• Vietnam

• Brazil

• Mexico

What is the impact of China's reduced imports on other emerging markets?

• It has boosted their economies.

• It has had no effect.

• It has pressured their markets.

• It has led to increased exports.

What risk does the adaptation to tariffs pose?

• It will increase China's imports.

• It might trigger further US responses.

• It will end the trade war.

• It could lead to a global recession.