U.S.-China Relations: U.S. Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles and Other Products

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Recorded16 May 2024

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This week on the China of Tomorrow podcast, Liqian Ren discusses the economic competition between the U.S. and China, covering China's low credit growth, weak economy, housing bubble's impact and the Chinese government's efforts to stimulate the economy. Listen now to hear how risk aversion among households, companies, and local governments are contributing to low credit growth in China, and how the U.S.'s announcement of tariffs on Chinese EV and other products is affecting the relationship between the two superpowers.

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