Eurasia Group Looks to U.S.-China Policy Issues Beyond Tariffs

The video discusses the evolving US-China relationship, emphasizing the need to look beyond tariffs to other issues like investment restrictions and foreign policy. It highlights Taiwan as a potential flashpoint and examines China's economic tools to manage political impacts. The video also explores indicators of political stress, focusing on confidence and economic signs.

What is the main focus of the US-China relationship according to the first section?

• Tariffs

• Investment restrictions and foreign policy issues

• Military alliances

• Cultural exchanges

Why is Taiwan considered a sensitive issue in US-China relations?

• It is a hub for technological innovation

• It has a large Chinese population

• It is a potential flashpoint for conflict

• It is a major trading partner

What is the primary concern for Chinese authorities in managing their economy?

• Increasing exports

• Maintaining domestic confidence

• Reducing foreign investments

• Expanding military spending

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a sign of deteriorating confidence in China's economy?

• Increase in foreign tourism

• Capital outflows

• Pressure on the currency

• Weakness in real investment

What is the Chinese government's approach to stimulating the economy according to the third section?

• Increasing military expenditure

• Focusing solely on export growth

• Avoiding over-stimulation to manage financial risks

• Using full firepower to boost growth