MSA's Harburg Sees 'Shadow' Over China-U.S. Trade Deal

The transcript discusses the ongoing issues between the US and China regarding tech transfer and IP theft, highlighting the disparities in their statements. It examines the impact of US actions on the Chinese tech industry, prompting China to seek alternative trade options. The failed Qualcomm-NSP deal is analyzed, noting market changes and reduced prospects for such transactions. The challenges in US-China negotiations are explored, including the appointment of Light Heiser and potential visa policy changes.

What is the general sentiment regarding the tech transfer and IP theft issues between China and the US?

• Neutral to negative

• Positive

• Indifferent

• Completely negative

How has the Chinese tech industry responded to US actions like the ZTE ban?

• By reducing technology development

• By developing core technologies and seeking new markets

• By increasing dependence on US imports

• By ignoring the US actions

What is the current status of the Qualcomm-NSP deal?

• It has been approved

• It is under negotiation

• It is likely to be revived

• It has been closed by Qualcomm

What are the implications of the 90-day deadline for US-China negotiations?

• It has no impact on the negotiations

• It provides ample time for resolution

• It adds pressure on both sides to reach an agreement

• It favors the US side

What potential action did the US not mention regarding Chinese students?

• Increasing student visas

• Reducing or banning student visas

• Offering scholarships

• Providing work opportunities