Sec. Ross Says ZTE Will Be Shut Down on Further Violations

Sec. Ross Says ZTE Will Be Shut Down on Further Violations

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The transcript discusses the ongoing trade issues with ZTE, focusing on negotiations for a compromise that would allow ZTE to continue operations in the U.S. It highlights the government's efforts to modify ZTE's behavior, including imposing over $2 billion in fines and implementing strict monitoring measures. The government has the authority to shut down ZTE if further violations occur, emphasizing the seriousness of compliance with export control and conduct codes.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the main topic of discussion in the initial part of the transcript?

Environmental policies

The ZTE situation and trade negotiations

Healthcare reforms

Education system improvements

2.

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Who were involved in the meeting discussed in the second section?

The president, Secretary Mnuchin, and business executives

The president, Secretary Mnuchin, and foreign diplomats

The president, Secretary Mnuchin, and Republican congressional leaders

The president, Secretary Mnuchin, and Democratic leaders

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What was one of the key topics covered in the meeting with congressional leaders?

ZTE's business operations

Climate change policies

Healthcare reforms

Education system improvements

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What actions have been taken against ZTE according to the final section?

Increased tariffs

Complete ban on operations

Tax incentives

Over $2 billion in fines and monitoring

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What will happen if ZTE commits further violations?

They will receive a warning

They will be shut down

They will be given a tax break

They will be allowed to continue operations