Fmr PBOC Adviser Li Says Key in China-U.S. Talks Is Rhetoric

The transcript discusses the complexities of US-China trade negotiations, highlighting the rationality of both sides despite apparent tensions. It explores the influence of domestic political stakeholders, the role of semantics and historical context, and China's economic strategies to maintain growth. The discussion also touches on the potential for unintended consequences and the importance of maintaining dignity in agreements.

What are the main concerns regarding Donald Trump's impact on the global economy?

How do both the US and China view the need for a trade deal?

What role does domestic political pressure play in the negotiations between the US and China?

What are the implications of legalistic approaches in the negotiations?

How does the historical context of China influence its current trade negotiations?

What are the potential consequences if a trade deal falls apart?

In what ways might China stimulate its economy in response to trade tensions?