Trump Has Room to Go in Pushing Tariffs, Says U.S. Studies Centre's Mondschein

The video discusses the bipartisan support for President Trump's tariff strategy against China, highlighting the lack of significant Democratic opposition. It explores the historical context of trade policies, such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and the challenges the US faces in sustaining high tariffs due to its open democratic system. The video contrasts the US's transparency with China's opaque political system, emphasizing the difficulties in targeting specific sectors in China. The discussion also touches on the cultural differences in handling economic hardships between the two countries.

What is one reason President Trump feels encouraged to push harder on tariffs against China?

• Strong opposition from Democrats

• Bipartisan support in Washington

• Lack of support from Republicans

• International pressure

Why is it difficult for the US to maintain high tariffs against China?

• The US is a non-democratic country

• China has a more transparent economy

• The US is a democratic country

• China supports free trade

What makes it challenging for the US to target specific sectors in China's economy?

• China's economy is too diversified

• China's economy is too small

• China's system is opaque and less developed

• The US lacks information on China's economy

What cultural concept in China allows the government to impose hardships on its people?

• Embracing prosperity

• Eating bitterness

• Seeking harmony

• Avoiding conflict

How does the US political system affect its ability to impose tariffs?

• It allows for indefinite tariffs

• It prevents any form of tariffs

• It automatically supports tariffs

• It requires public support and votes