European Union Chamber of Commerce's Harborn on U.S.-China Trade Dispute

The video discusses the concerns of businesses in China due to escalating tensions between the US and China, focusing on tariffs and their impact on global supply chains. It highlights China's industrial policy, particularly the 'Made in China 2025' initiative, and the participation of European companies. The video also addresses intellectual property issues and the regulatory environment in China, noting improvements and challenges. It concludes with a discussion on the increasing competitiveness of Chinese companies and the need for European companies to adapt to the changing market landscape.

What are the main concerns of businesses regarding the tensions between Washington and Beijing?

How is the 'Made in China' policy affecting European companies?

What improvements have been observed in China's approach to intellectual property violations?

What are the expected costs of regulatory hurdles for member companies in China?

In what ways are European companies adapting to the competitive landscape in China?