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He says the tariff war reflects a deeper conflict over the future financial system and over Western pressure for China to rescue the world economy again.
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Tariff war
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"Yeah. So I think this U.S. tariff war, it's indicative, of tensions in how the U.S. and the Chinese perceive how the financial system..."
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"...and the impact it's had on his legacy, how was the tariff war doing before all this? In other"
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"...you know, China could, of course, as it did in the tariff war, it could hit back very strongly if it chose to."
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"...Trump administration, a lot of it was personal. Uh, especially his tariff war against China and then Biden, the Democrats made it institutional and..."
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