Economist Choyleva Warns of the Start of a Digital Cold War

What is the speaker's view on the current state of the world economy?

• It is becoming more globalized.

• It is de-globalizing and splitting into spheres of influence.

• It is stable and unchanging.

• It is moving towards a single global economy.

Why does the speaker feel cautiously optimistic about trade issues?

• Because the US is making concessions.

• Because China is interested in resolving intellectual property rights issues.

• Because both countries have agreed on all issues.

• Because the digital Cold War is ending.

What does the speaker suggest about China's stance on intellectual property rights?

• China has already resolved all intellectual property issues.

• China is expected to make concessions for its own benefit.

• China is not interested in intellectual property rights.

• China is indifferent to intellectual property rights.

What is the speaker's perspective on the possibility of a compromise in technological competition?

• A compromise is likely to happen soon.

• Both sides are already in agreement.

• The US will dominate the technological race.

• It is nearly impossible to imagine a compromise.

What does the speaker identify as a more critical issue than trade?

• Military conflicts

• Cultural exchanges

• The tech war between the US and China

• Environmental concerns