How China Can Retaliate to the U.S. Blacklist

The transcript discusses potential Chinese retaliation against U.S. actions, including non-tariff barriers and an unreliable entities list. It highlights the impact of these tensions on trade talks, suggesting a dim outlook for any agreements. The discussion also covers corporate reactions to political pressures, such as the NBA and Activision Blizzard incidents, illustrating the complexities of balancing political risks. Expert commentary concludes the discussion, emphasizing the deteriorating U.S.-China relations.

What is one way China might retaliate against the U.S. according to the video?

• Increasing military presence in the South China Sea

• Restricting U.S. companies' access in China

• Banning American tourists from visiting China

• Imposing tariffs on U.S. goods

What is the mood surrounding the trade talks between the U.S. and China?

• Optimistic and hopeful

• Indifferent and neutral

• Pessimistic and complicated

• Resolved and clear

Why is it difficult for Western companies to balance political risks in China?

• Because of cultural differences and political interests

• Due to China's strict environmental laws

• Because of China's economic instability

• Due to language barriers

What example is given to illustrate the impact of a single tweet on a major company?

• Amazon's delivery delays

• Google's search engine issues

• The NBA's business challenges in China

• Apple's stock price drop

What strategy does Beijing use against businesses challenging its political interests?

• Providing subsidies

• Implementing time-tested targeting strategies

• Offering tax incentives

• Increasing import duties