Neither U.S. Nor China Wants to Run to Negotiating Table, CSIS Says

Neither U.S. Nor China Wants to Run to Negotiating Table, CSIS Says

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The transcript discusses the escalating trade tensions between the US and China, highlighting the retaliatory measures and moral high ground strategies employed by both nations. It explores the potential for negotiations amidst a trust deficit and the economic impacts on both countries. The discussion also covers possible areas for compromise, such as market access and industrial policy, and emphasizes technology as a key battleground, particularly in relation to China's 2025 strategy.

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What does the speaker suggest about the trust deficit between the US and China?

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In what ways does the speaker believe the US has leverage over China?

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What is the significance of the trade deficit in the context of US-China relations?

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