Trade War Between China and U.S. Doesn’t Have a Winner, Says Professor Miles

The video discusses the intertwining of national security and trade issues, focusing on Huawei's role in US-China negotiations. It highlights the increased rhetoric from both sides, with China responding strongly to US actions. Professor Miles provides an analysis of the trade war, emphasizing the lack of economic logic in the US's stance on trade deficits. The discussion also touches on the potential long-term impacts of tariffs and the complexities of currency manipulation accusations.

What are the implications of the US blacklisting Huawei on international trade?

How has the rhetoric from both the US and China changed in recent days regarding the trade war?

What is the significance of the upcoming G20 meeting in relation to the trade war?

In what ways do the views on trade deficits differ between the US and other countries like the UK?

What economic logic does the professor suggest is flawed regarding trade deficits?

What are the potential consequences of the trade war for American consumers?

How might the trade war evolve into a currency manipulation issue?