Fenby: Navarro at Face Value Is War With China

The transcript discusses the controversial views on China, particularly focusing on Trump's advisors and their impact on US-China relations. It explores China's strategic moves in the South China Sea and the potential for confrontation with the US. The economic implications of these relations are analyzed, including the possibility of a trade war and its effects on markets and consumers. The discussion also touches on Trump's approach as a dealmaker and the potential consequences of his policies on global trade dynamics.

What is the main concern of Southeast Asian countries regarding US-China relations?

• A confrontation between the US and China

• Increased trade tariffs

• Loss of economic aid

• Military expansion in the region

How might China respond if the US crosses a certain line in their view?

• By increasing military presence in the South China Sea

• By making life difficult for American companies in China

• By imposing travel bans on US citizens

• By cutting off diplomatic relations

What is a potential consequence for US consumers if a trade war with China escalates?

• More American jobs in manufacturing

• Increased availability of Chinese products

• Lower prices on Chinese goods

• Higher prices on Chinese goods

What economic strategy might China employ in response to a trade war?

• Increase tariffs on US goods

• Devalue its currency

• Ban US imports

• Increase foreign aid

What could be a result of a fiscal boom in the US for China?

• Decreased exports to the US

• Increased benefit from US economic growth

• Higher tariffs on Chinese goods

• Reduced foreign investment in China