More Strategic Policies From Biden on China: Feldstein

The transcript discusses the decoupling of US-China capital markets, the potential policy shifts under the Biden administration, and the Democratic Party's stance on China. It highlights the need for strategic alliances to counter China's influence and the ongoing tech competition between the two nations. The discussion emphasizes a more strategic and cooperative approach under Biden, focusing on areas like climate change while maintaining a firm stance on China's actions.

What is the primary reason for the Trump administration's actions towards China before Biden takes office?

• To improve trade relations with China

• To strengthen military alliances in Asia

• To increase economic sanctions on Europe

• To box in Biden's administration with existing policies

What is the general consensus within the Democratic Party regarding China?

• China is a key ally in economic growth

• China should be ignored in foreign policy

• China is a significant adversary to the US

• China is a responsible global actor

How might the Biden administration's approach to China differ from the Trump administration's?

• By ignoring China's influence

• By focusing solely on military actions

• By implementing more reflective and strategic policies

• By increasing bombastic rhetoric

What is a key trend in the technological relationship between the US and China?

• Complete integration of tech ecosystems

• Unified global tech standards

• Greater tech nationalism and separation

• Increased collaboration on tech projects

What is the expected outcome of the tech competition between the US and China?

• Increased reliance on each other's technology

• Unified tech policies

• Inevitable decoupling of tech platforms

• Complete technological integration