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The Price of Trade War: Can China Afford to Pay? (Video)

Trump Lit The Fuse—China’s Economy Might Burn

From a geopolitical and national security perspective, there are arguments for the United States to completely decouple from China, but from the economic perspective, such a decoupling of trade means trade overall is diminished.

There is no way a reduction in trade relations does not amount to a reduction in GDP for both the United States and China. Similarly, there is no way the disruption in trade relations that is the trade war itself does not amount to a reduction in GDP for both the United States and China.

That is the price that will be paid by both the United States and China as the cost of this trade war.

Whether China’s economy is in any shape to be paying such a price is, by the numbers, very much in doubt.

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