U.S.-China Tensions Won’t Change Under Biden: AmCham China

The transcript discusses the ongoing US-China trade relations, focusing on the phase one trade deal and the potential for a reset under the Biden administration. It highlights Beijing's sanctions on former Trump officials and the challenges American companies face in navigating conflicting US and Chinese laws. The conversation also touches on human rights issues, particularly in Xinjiang, and the need for compliance with both US and Chinese regulations.

What is the main focus of the ongoing momentum in the US-China commercial relationship?

• Phase one trade deal

• Military cooperation

• Environmental agreements

• Cultural exchange programs

What was the timing of Beijing's sanctions on former Trump officials meant to signal?

• An invitation for cultural exchange

• Support for the new US administration

• A stand against the outgoing administration

• A call for immediate trade negotiations

What is a key element of the wish list for improving US-China relations?

• More cultural festivals

• Higher tariffs on imports

• Increased military presence

• Intellectual property protection

What is the potential benefit of a successful phase one trade deal?

• Immediate military cooperation

• Progress towards phase two negotiations

• Increase in environmental agreements

• Reduction in cultural exchanges

What is a major challenge for American companies operating in China?

• Conflicting laws between the US and China

• Lack of market demand

• Insufficient workforce

• High transportation costs

How does the Biden administration's focus on human rights impact US-China relations?

• It reduces trade opportunities

• It has no impact

• It increases tensions

• It leads to more cultural exchanges

What is the stance of American companies regarding operations in Xinjiang?

• They are advised to ignore regulations

• They must operate legally and ethically

• They should focus on cultural integration

• They are encouraged to expand