Less, Rather Than More, for Trump on China: Rattner

The video discusses the Trump administration's potential trade policies with China, focusing on tariffs and currency manipulation. It explores the use of the One China policy and South China Sea issues as bargaining chips in trade negotiations. The video also examines investment opportunities and risks in China, highlighting the country's economic growth and debt concerns. Finally, it addresses China's currency management and its impact on economic stability.

What is one reason the Trump administration might hesitate to impose tariffs on China?

• The lack of symbolic actions available

• The practical realities and potential unpopularity

• The outdated notion of China as a currency manipulator

• The potential appeal to the American public

How is the One China policy being used in trade negotiations?

• As a direct economic sanction

• As a way to reduce military presence

• As a bargaining chip for trade discussions

• As a means to increase tariffs

What is a key concern for investors regarding China's economy?

• The lack of entrepreneurial activity

• The potential collapse due to a debt bubble

• The absence of state-owned companies

• The overvaluation of the stock market

What is a significant factor in determining the real growth in China's economy?

• The number of new companies established

• The balance between debt-fueled and genuine growth

• The amount of foreign investment

• The level of state subsidies

What is a major flashpoint in China's economic management?

• The growth of state-owned enterprises

• The level of foreign debt

• The management of the currency

• The real estate market