The Next President Will Have to Deal With the Rise of China, Says Foreign Affairs' Rose

The video discusses critiques of Trump's trade policy by experts Chad Bown and Douglas Irwin, highlighting the decline of the global trading system. It examines the impact of domestic politics on international relations, particularly with China, and the role of Congress in trade policy. The 2020 election's potential impact on trade is analyzed, considering the positions of Democratic candidates. The video concludes with future trade challenges and strategies, emphasizing the need for effective crisis management.

What is the main criticism of Trump's trade policy according to Chad Bown and Douglas Irwin?

• It is too lenient on international partners.

• It prioritizes short-term gains over systemic effects.

• It strengthens the global trading system.

• It focuses too much on long-term benefits.

How has Congress responded to the trade policies of the current administration?

• They have actively opposed the policies.

• They have been largely absent in foreign policy matters.

• They have fully supported the administration's approach.

• They have proposed alternative trade agreements.

What is a significant factor that will influence the outcome of the 2020 election regarding trade policies?

• The economic performance of China.

• The international response to U.S. policies.

• The choice of the Democratic candidate.

• The level of support from Congress.

What challenge will the next administration face in dealing with China?

• Suppressing China's economic growth.

• Harmonizing Chinese and American interests.

• Ignoring China's rise in global trade.

• Adopting a protectionist trade policy.

What approach does the Trump administration reportedly take towards international challenges?

• Addressing them with strategic diplomacy.

• Turning them into crises and resolving them by force.

• Ignoring them completely.

• Collaborating with international partners.