Obama Tries to Complete the 'Pivot to Asia'

The video discusses China's economic transition from export-driven growth to domestic demand, highlighting the challenges and implications for global trade. It examines a PR incident at the G20 summit involving Air Force One, suggesting diplomatic tensions. The video explores the complex China-US relations, touching on trade, the South China Sea, and cybersecurity issues. It also covers the US's Pivot to Asia strategy and the challenges of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). Finally, it analyzes the economic and political dynamics between the US and China, considering market reactions and future prospects.

What economic shift has China been attempting in recent years?

• From manufacturing to services

• From agriculture to technology

• From export growth to domestic demand

• From domestic demand to export growth

What was the perceived diplomatic snub during President Obama's visit to China?

• No red carpet and stairway for Air Force One

• A delayed meeting with President Xi

• A public disagreement on trade policies

• A canceled state dinner

What is a major unresolved issue between the US and China?

• The North Korea nuclear issue

• The South China Sea dispute

• The Taiwan independence movement

• The Hong Kong protests

What was the goal of the US's Pivot to Asia strategy?

• To isolate China economically

• To empower non-China parts of Asia

• To increase military presence in Europe

• To reduce trade with South America

What is the current state of economic relations between the US and China?

• Rapidly improving

• Converging interests

• Divergent interests

• Stable and cooperative