Taiwan Sees Gains From Trade War

The video discusses the impact of US-China trade on Taiwan, highlighting a net gain but also skepticism about its sustainability. It addresses challenges in attracting investments back to Taiwan, noting that financial incentives may not suffice. Taiwan's fiscal stimulus plans, including infrastructure investments, aim to boost the economy. The potential shift from a trade war to a technology war poses risks, but Taiwan's export orders have increased, suggesting a less negative impact.

What is the main concern about the economic growth in Taiwan despite the net gain from US-China trade?

• The decrease in export volume

• The high inflation rate

• The rapid increase in GDP

• The slow return of investments

What is one of the major fiscal strategies Taiwan is using to boost its economy?

• Investing in infrastructure

• Cutting government spending

• Increasing interest rates

• Reducing taxes on imports

How much is Taiwan planning to invest in infrastructure as part of its fiscal stimulus?

• $200 billion

• $50 billion

• $100 billion

• $135 billion

What is a potential risk for Taiwan due to the trade war?

• A decrease in domestic consumption

• A rise in unemployment rates

• A shift from trade war to technology war

• An increase in labor costs

What positive effect might the trade war have on Taiwan's market?

• Shift in orders from the US and other markets

• Increase in domestic inflation

• Reduction in foreign investments

• Decrease in export orders