What is considered a positive outcome of increased US exports to China?
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It benefits American workers and farmers.
It reduces the US trade deficit.
It eliminates the need for tariffs.
It leads to a decrease in global competition.
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What is a key challenge in implementing the new trade agreements with China?
The absence of intellectual property laws in China.
The US's reluctance to enforce agreements.
China's historical inconsistency in meeting deadlines.
Lack of interest from US companies.
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How did the Trump administration's approach to tariffs differ from previous methods?
It focused solely on agricultural products.
It eliminated all tariffs on Chinese goods.
It allowed unilateral action without arbitration.
It required approval from an international panel.
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What is a significant issue in China's intellectual property rights enforcement?
Lack of laws on the books.
Inadequate administrative and informal guidance.
Excessive protection of foreign patents.
Overregulation of domestic innovations.
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What impact do bilateral trade deals have on global supply chains?
They eliminate trade barriers worldwide.
They cause shifts in investment to other countries.
They stabilize global supply chains.
They lead to increased investment in China.
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Which countries are benefiting from the shift in supply chains out of China?
Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand
Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru
India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka
Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan
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What could enhance the effectiveness of addressing structural reform issues in China?
A unilateral approach by the US.
Reducing tariffs on Chinese goods.
A coalition with other major economies.
Focusing solely on intellectual property rights.
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