Lardy Says Xi 'Doesn't Want to Pay Too High a Price' for an Agreement

The transcript discusses the complexities of US-China relations, focusing on President Xi's stance against US demands and the challenges in reaching a trade agreement. It highlights the negotiation progress, potential outcomes, and rhetoric from both sides. The discussion also covers Chinese economic reforms, the role of state-owned enterprises, and the strategic considerations of both countries in the context of economic growth and tariffs.

What are the main concerns President Xi has regarding US demands?

How does President Xi's approach to negotiations differ from President Trump's?

In what ways has President Xi's stance on state-owned enterprises evolved?

What are the implications of the current state of the Chinese economy on its growth?

What factors might influence President Xi's decision-making in the context of US-China trade?