Trump takes office, imposes a 60 tariff on Chinese goods? The US media asked questions, and the Chin

Mondo International Updated on 2024-02-02

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This year is the first year in the United States, the Republican primary has begun, and Trump has won two primaries, making him the favorite candidate of the Republican Party. Although he won the primary, there are still some uncertainties. For example, at the moment, Trump's main opponent, Blakeley, has not given up and said that he will continue his campaign. Therefore, there is still some uncertainty about whether Trump can finally become the Republican candidate.

Although Trump leads in the polls conducted by the United States, this does not guarantee the final victory, whether Trump can successfully defeat Blakely and become the Republican Party's ** candidate still needs to wait for Blakely to withdraw or admit defeat. In addition, even if Trump eventually becomes the Republican candidate, it is unknown whether he will be able to defeat the Democratic candidate, Biden, and enter the White House again. Although Biden's lead in the polls is not obvious, and the results achieved during his tenure are not satisfactory, we cannot ignore that in the last United States**, Biden's performance was not favored, but he finally defeated Trump. In addition, Trump is currently facing a number of lawsuits, and there is also a risk that he may "lose his candidacy".

Recently, the United States reported that Trump has discussed with advisers the possibility of imposing a 60% tariff on all Chinese goods. This news has attracted attention at the regular press conference of China's *** and triggered inquiries. On this issue, Wang Wenbin, a spokesman for China, said that we do not comment on unconfirmed information.

It is worth noting that in Wang Wenbin's response, the word "unconfirmed" is key. The unproven here has multiple implications. First of all, whether Trump can be the Republican party's first candidate has not yet been determined, and although he showed a clear advantage in the primaries, it does not represent the final result. Second, it is also unknown whether Trump will introduce an economic and trade policy of imposing 60% tariffs on Chinese goods after he becomes the first candidate. During Trump's administration, he launched a war against China, but this war did not bring the desired results, and even caused losses to the United States itself. Therefore, there are still questions about whether Trump will continue with similar economic and trade policies.

In response, Wang Wenbin stressed that the essence of China-US economic and trade relations is mutual benefit and win-win results, and the healthy and stable development of economic and trade relations between the two countries is in line with the fundamental interests of the two countries and is also conducive to the growth of the global economy. In fact, the economies of China and the United States are already deeply integrated with each other, and a simple "decoupling" will have a huge impact on both countries and the global economy.

Looking back over the past few years, the war launched by Trump has not had the desired effect on both China and the United States. According to the data, during the Sino-US war, American consumers spent an extra $129 billion to buy goods made in China. At the same time, China's exports to the United States have not shrunk, but have hit a record high, while the China-US surplus has also set a new record of 316.6 billion US dollars. This data shows that the Trump-led tariff war has not achieved the desired results in the economic peace of China and the United States.

Therefore, even if Trump is re-elected as ** and reinstates the measures to impose taxes on Chinese goods, this will have a negative impact not only on the Chinese economy, but also on the United States itself and the global economy. In his campaign promises, the Trump team has stated its stance on the abolition of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework, arguing that the deal hurts the United States, especially its manufacturing and job markets. Previously, the US-led Pacific Rim Economic Agreement (TPP) was an example of Trump's withdrawal after taking office. It can be seen that Trump's adjustment of economic and trade policies exists, but it remains to be seen whether similar measures will be implemented.

There is some uncertainty about Trump's candidacy as the Republican candidate and the issue of a 60% tax on Chinese goods. Despite Trump's advantage in the primaries, it remains to be seen whether he will ultimately be the leading candidate. Even if Trump defeats Blakeley, it is unclear whether he will be able to defeat Biden and re-enter the White House. If Trump is elected, there is also a possibility that he will impose a 60% tax on Chinese goods, but because Trump's first-class strategy has not brought the desired effect, there are certain risks and uncertainties in this move. The essence of China-US economic and trade relations is mutually beneficial and win-win, and maintaining healthy and stable economic and trade relations is in the fundamental interests of both countries and is conducive to global economic growth. Therefore, the Trump team should carefully consider the adjustment of economic and trade policies to avoid unnecessary losses to China and the United States and the global economy.

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