Huawei Is a 'Black Box': George Mason University's Jaffer

The video discusses the financial and national security implications of banning Huawei and ZTE in the US. It highlights the Trump administration's approach to Chinese tech, balancing trade deals with security concerns. The discussion also covers whether technology and security should be part of trade negotiations. Despite international bans, Huawei's market growth remains strong, partly due to subsidies. The video concludes with a focus on national security concerns and the need for transparency from Huawei and ZTE.

What is one reason why Huawei and ZTE equipment is cheaper for rural phone companies?

• They use outdated technology.

• They are produced in large quantities.

• They are subsidized by the Chinese government.

• They are made with inferior materials.

What challenge does the Trump administration face in dealing with Huawei and ZTE?

• Reducing the cost of American-made equipment.

• Increasing tariffs on Chinese goods.

• Finding alternative suppliers for technology.

• Balancing trade deals with national security concerns.

Why might the US pressure campaign against Huawei be considered ineffective?

• Huawei has improved its technology.

• Other countries have increased their purchases.

• The US has lifted all restrictions.

• Huawei's profits remain high despite bans.

What is a potential consequence of the US strategy against Huawei?

• Increased transparency from Huawei.

• Strengthened Chinese national sentiment.

• Improved US-China relations.

• Decreased global sales for Huawei.

What is a major concern regarding Huawei's operations?

• Their limited market reach.

• Their high production costs.

• Their reliance on outdated technology.

• Their unwillingness to discuss their capabilities.