Fmr. Trade Negotiator Cutler Says 'Confident' U.S., China to Reach Deal

The transcript discusses the ongoing trade negotiations between the US and China, highlighting the complexity and importance of taking time to reach a sustainable deal. It covers the optimism around addressing structural issues, the dynamics of negotiation, and the importance of concessions from both sides. The discussion also focuses on enforcement mechanisms, the role of tariffs, and the need for a credible compliance system. The emphasis is on finding a middle ground and ensuring both parties can claim gains from the deal.

What is the significance of taking more time in trade negotiations according to the speaker?

What are some of the complex issues mentioned that need to be addressed in the negotiations?

How does the speaker suggest that trade-offs might be necessary in negotiations?

What does the speaker believe is necessary for both sides to reach a deal?

What enforcement mechanism is emphasized by the United States in the negotiations?

What are the potential outcomes regarding tariffs as discussed in the text?

What challenges does the speaker foresee in establishing a dispute resolution mechanism?