Long-Term Bipartisan Approach to China Needed: BrightSphere

The transcript discusses the political climate affecting US-China trade agreements, highlighting the challenges of reaching a phase two deal amid the US election cycle. It explores the feasibility of China's import commitments and potential ways to circumvent the agreement. The need for a bipartisan approach to China is emphasized, along with the importance of US leadership in Asia, especially after withdrawing from the TPP. The discussion also touches on the potential for political disputes and the strategic significance of alliances in the region.

What role does bipartisan cooperation play in addressing trade relations with China?

In what ways can the US strengthen its negotiating stance against China?

How could the US's withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership affect its leadership in the region?