China Knows Trump Will Get More Desperate Into 2020 for Any Deal: Zimmerman

The transcript discusses the ongoing trade tensions between the US and China, highlighting the deepening mistrust and the impact of escalating tariffs. It explores the negotiation dynamics, potential outcomes, and the influence of the upcoming US elections. The perspectives of business communities and corporate reactions to trade policies are examined, along with the effectiveness of Trump's strategies. The resilience of the Chinese economy and its ability to adapt to changing markets are also discussed.

What is the Chinese perspective on Trump's trade strategies as discussed in the first section?

• They are optimistic about reaching a significant deal.

• They are tired of Trump's inconsistent strategies.

• They believe Trump will make major concessions.

• They think the Democrats will be easier to negotiate with.

How have US business groups' views on trade policies diverged from the Trump administration?

• They want more tariffs imposed.

• They fully support Trump's strategies.

• They are calling for a true dialogue.

• They believe tariffs are effective.

What is the attitude of Chinese business leaders towards the pressure from Trump's administration?

• They are adopting a wait-and-see approach.

• They are fully supportive of Trump's pressure.

• They are indifferent to the pressure.

• They are actively opposing the pressure.

What is a commonly held view about the Chinese economy that is challenged in the third section?

• China is not export-dependent.

• China is heavily export-dependent.

• China's economy is not resilient.

• China's economy is growing rapidly.

How are Chinese businesses responding to the economic pressures from the trade war?

• They are reducing their market presence.

• They are looking for alternative markets.

• They are increasing exports to the US.

• They are halting all manufacturing activities.