Huawei Is a 'Black Box': George Mason University's Jaffer

The video discusses the financial and security implications of banning Huawei and ZTE in the US. It highlights the Trump administration's approach, balancing trade deals with security concerns. The effectiveness of US pressure on allies and the role of subsidies in Huawei's market presence are evaluated. The video also addresses national sentiment and transparency issues related to Chinese tech companies.

What is one reason why Huawei and ZTE equipment is cheaper for rural phone companies?

• They have a shorter lifespan.

• They use outdated technology.

• They are subsidized by the Chinese government.

• They are manufactured in the US.

What challenge does the Trump administration face in dealing with Huawei and ZTE?

• Increasing the production of Huawei equipment.

• Finding alternative suppliers for technology.

• Balancing trade deals with national security concerns.

• Reducing the cost of American-made equipment.

How does President Xi Jinping view the exclusion of Chinese companies like ZTE and Huawei?

• As a minor issue.

• As a central concern in trade talks.

• As a resolved matter.

• As an opportunity for collaboration.

What does the continued growth of Huawei suggest about the US pressure campaign?

• It faces challenges in effectiveness.

• It has led to a decrease in Huawei's profits.

• It has had no impact.

• It has been highly effective.

What is a major concern regarding Huawei's operations?

• Their transparency and connections to the Chinese government.

• Their high production costs.

• Their limited market reach.

• Their lack of innovation.