Trump Trade Deal Raises Trust Issues With China

China has agreed to a $200 billion spending plan to reduce the US trade deficit and aid American farmers affected by the trade war. Additionally, China promises to respect US intellectual property and not manipulate its currency. President Trump faces challenges similar to past presidents, as China has a history of breaking promises. The Trump administration claims this deal is different, with a strong enforcement mechanism allowing either side to exit. However, skeptics doubt Trump's willingness to acknowledge any failures by China, and the deal's effectiveness may not be clear until after the next election.

What is the amount of the spending spree that China has agreed to launch?

What are the promises made by China regarding American intellectual property?

What enforcement procedure is included in the trade deal document?

What concerns do skeptics have regarding President Trump's claims about the trade deal?

When might it be possible to tell if the trade deal is working according to the text?