United States, China agree on framework to resolve their trade disputes

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  1. Very profound statement

    “If we don’t open up China, maybe we won’t do anything,” Trump said at the White House. “But we want to open up China.”

    1. But wouldn’t the main argument from The Trump Administration be that they achieved something the Biden/Harris administration couldn’t? Trump campaigned on his economic plan and to get China to comply to some sort of trade agreement. This will definitely be viewed as a win for Trump and the GOP. This could also be used to persuade SCOTUS on legal lawsuits against Trump filed by certain states concerning tariffs. Looks like Trumps trade policies are having some positive effect at getting countries to at least try to come to some sort of agreement.

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