Not a Bad Idea for Trump, Xi to Meet, Says Center for China and Globalization

The transcript discusses ongoing trade conversations between the US and China, focusing on enforcement mechanisms and the potential role of third parties like WIPO. It highlights concerns about trade fairness, the importance of diplomatic meetings between leaders, and the impact of tariffs on the global economy. The dialogue emphasizes the need for a balanced approach to enforcement and the risks of escalating tariffs, which could harm both countries' economies and global trade.

What is one of the key sticking points in the trade conversations between the US and China?

• Export quotas

• Enforcement mechanisms

• Currency exchange rates

• Tariff reductions

What role does the World Intellectual Property Protection Organization potentially play in the trade deal?

• Setting export quotas

• Monitoring enforcement mechanisms

• Providing financial aid

• Negotiating tariffs

What is a concern for both the US and China regarding the enforcement mechanism?

• It could increase tariffs

• It could limit exports

• It might favor only one side

• It may lead to currency devaluation

How does the relationship between President Trump and President Xi influence trade talks?

• It leads to increased tariffs

• It fosters positive outcomes

• It complicates negotiations

• It has no impact

Why is the removal of tariffs considered unlikely?

• It would increase inflation

• It would affect multinational companies

• It would slow down global trade

• It would harm the US economy