Finding paths through a bumpy world: Something more tangible must be on the table for the United States and China to perceive commonality of interest
By David P. Goldman
November 1, 2021
“Consensus or conflict?” is a hard question to ask in the midst of a trade and technology war between the US and China. The Trump administration imposed a tariff of nearly 20% on most US imports from China and imposed the first-ever technology sanctions with extraterritorial reach, banning sales of semiconductors and the means of manufacturing them from third countries that employ substantial amounts of US technology.
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