Jiang's proposed workaround in which Chinese borrowing for overseas education or expanded U.S. college operations in China becomes a release valve for the broader trade conflict.
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study abroad solution
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"...send their kids abroad. So I think that might be a solution. I'm not I'm not sure that Chinese consumers would go for it,..."
"Look, look, look, Chinese students, the most of the U.S. higher education system would collapse. OK, many, many American students are recognizing that going..."
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