Biden Has to Deal With Cards Dealt on China: Tannebaum

The transcript discusses the complexities of US-China relations, focusing on the NYSE delisting situation and the impact of executive orders. It explores potential changes under the Biden administration, the response of Chinese corporations, and China's measured reaction to US sanctions. The discussion also covers future implications for capital market relations between the two countries.

What was the main issue faced by companies during the six-week gap after the executive order in November?

• Sudden changes in stock prices

• Increased competition from other markets

• Lack of clear guidance from the Treasury Department

• New tax regulations

What is one potential action the Biden administration could take regarding the executive order affecting Chinese companies?

• Delay the implementation of the order

• Remove all restrictions immediately

• Strengthen the sanctions

• Increase the number of companies affected

How did the market react to the executive order banning transactions with certain Chinese apps?

• US tech stocks were unaffected

• All Chinese stocks plummeted

• Alibaba and Tencent stocks increased

• The market remained stable

How has China responded to US sanctions related to the Hong Kong Autonomy Act and Uighur labor issues?

• By imposing tariffs on US goods

• By designating US senators under their own sanctions

• By banning US companies from operating in China

• By increasing military presence in disputed areas

What is the purpose of China's unreliable entity list?

• To track foreign investments in China

• To regulate domestic market competition

• To list foreign entities that are considered unreliable

• To promote Chinese companies abroad

What approach is the Biden administration expected to take towards US-China capital market relations?

• An increase in tariffs

• A complete withdrawal from Chinese markets

• A more surgical and targeted approach

• A more aggressive approach

Which areas might the Biden administration focus on in relation to Chinese companies?

• Cultural exchanges

• Technological advancements

• Human rights violations

• Environmental policies