U.S.-China Relations Have Fallen Off a Cliff, Says Strategist

The video discusses the deterioration of US-China relations amid the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting the impact of US export controls on Huawei and the broader tech industry. It explores the challenges of technological competition and economic recovery, emphasizing the need for the US to focus on strengthening its own capabilities. The discussion also covers US manufacturing strategies, including TSMC's investment in Arizona, as a positive step towards building domestic capabilities.

What event is highlighted as a turning point in US-China relations?

• The Huawei export controls

• The signing of a phase one trade deal

• The COVID-19 pandemic

• The US presidential elections

What percentage of Americans reportedly have a negative view of China according to a recent poll?

• 60%

• 75%

• 50%

• 66%

What is the US intelligence community's conclusion about China's handling of the COVID-19 outbreak?

• China was transparent about the outbreak

• China had no involvement in the outbreak

• China exaggerated the outbreak

• China lied about the extent of the outbreak

What is the main concern regarding the US's defensive stance against Huawei?

• It could lead to a trade surplus

• It might harm US semiconductor companies

• It will increase Huawei's market share

• It will improve US-China relations

What is China's potential response to US actions against Huawei?

• Increasing tariffs on US goods

• Reducing exports to the US

• Creating an unreliable entities list

• Banning US tech companies

What strategy is suggested for the US to compete technologically with China?

• Relying solely on domestic resources

• Isolating from international markets

• Increasing tariffs on Chinese goods

• Focusing on offensive strategies and collaboration

What significant development is mentioned regarding Taiwan Semiconductor?

• They are moving their headquarters to the US

• They are ceasing operations in China

• They are building a $12 billion factory in Arizona

• They are merging with a US company