How Relations With China Could Change Under Biden

The video discusses the potential changes in US-China relations under Biden's presidency, highlighting Biden's foreign policy experience and his ties with Xi Jinping. It explores the challenges around technology dominance and the importance of building stronger ties with allies. The video also addresses the impact of executive orders on Chinese tech firms and the need for consistent policies. It emphasizes the importance of addressing domestic issues to enhance global competitiveness and the risks for US and Chinese companies during the transition period before Biden's inauguration.

What is one of the key changes in the global landscape affecting US-China relations?

• A decrease in global trade

• Increased cooperation between the US and China

• The rise of new global powers

• The identification of key irritants in the relationship

How does the Biden administration plan to address technology dominance issues?

• By increasing tariffs on technology

• By reducing technology exports

• By building stronger ties with allies

• By isolating from global allies

What is expected to change regarding executive orders targeting Chinese companies?

• They will target more companies

• They will be completely removed

• They will be more consistent and predictable

• They will become more unpredictable

What are the two urgent issues facing the Biden administration?

• Foreign policy and climate change

• Healthcare and education

• The economy and the virus

• Trade agreements and military spending

Why can't the Biden administration immediately lift tariffs on Chinese products?

• It would send the wrong signal

• It would increase domestic prices

• It would violate international law

• It would harm US exporters

What is a potential risk for US and Chinese companies during the transition period?

• Decreased competition

• Increased cooperation

• Improved trade relations

• Uncertainty and potential executive orders

How does the Biden administration plan to strengthen its position in trade with China?

• By coordinating with traditional allies

• By increasing tariffs

• By acting unilaterally

• By reducing trade talks