Why a US-China trade deal is not enough
Friday, February 22, 2019
WASHINGTON, DC: As Chinese and American trade negotiators meet in Washington to try to forge an accord on trade, observers are largely focused on the countries’ economic disagreements, such as over China’s subsidies to its state-owned enterprises.
But to think that an agreement on trade will protect the world from a Sino-American cold war would be as premature as it would be naïve.
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