U.S.-China Decoupling Is a Radical Idea, Says CSIS’s Kennedy

U.S.-China Decoupling Is a Radical Idea, Says CSIS’s Kennedy

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The transcript discusses the complex interdependence between the US and China, particularly in technology. It critiques the US strategy of blacklisting Chinese companies like Huawei, arguing it pushes China towards self-reliance. The idea of decoupling the two economies is explored, highlighting its impracticality and potential harm. Washington's perception of China as a threat is examined, noting the influence of globalization and political factors. The potential risks of China's technological advancements, such as AI, are considered, alongside the need for balanced export controls. Finally, the impact of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act on US-China relations is discussed, emphasizing its limited effect on the broader geopolitical landscape.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is one of the main reasons for the US blacklisting Chinese companies like Huawei?

To promote American technology

To reduce dependency on Chinese goods

To push China towards indigenous innovation

To increase American exports

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What is the concept of 'managed interdependence' in the context of US-China relations?

A complete separation of the two economies

A free-for-all trade policy

A controlled engagement with risk management

An increase in tariffs and sanctions

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is a key argument against the idea of decoupling the US and Chinese economies?

It is based on a flawed mathematical formula

It is supported by most businesses

It would lead to increased security

It would enhance global trade

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Why is there a growing perception of China as a threat in Washington?

Due to China's declining economy

Due to China's lack of innovation

Because of China's technological advancements

Because of China's isolationist policies

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How has the US political landscape influenced the perception of China?

Through bipartisan support for globalization

By focusing on China's economic decline

By emphasizing the threat of China's success

Through a lack of interest in foreign policy

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What is a concern regarding China's use of AI and other technologies?

They could be used to enhance global security

They might be applied in ways that threaten the US

They are unlikely to impact international relations

They will lead to immediate economic benefits

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What is the potential impact of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act?

It will upset China but is largely symbolic

It will resolve the Hong Kong issue

It will lead to immediate economic sanctions

It will strengthen US-China relations