chronovore (
chronovore) wrote2007-05-25 06:25 pm
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trade with china is politically tainted; in other news, water is wet
China: U.S. trade ties are 'politicized' - CNN.com:
"China-U.S. relations have been a political football in contention between the two parties," a commentary in the paper said. It cited "rising protectionist sentiment in Congress" and proposals to impose tough tariffs on Chinese goods as a way of forcing China to make its yuan -- and its exports -- more expensive.
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I read an article in last week's Economist warning against trade protectionism with China. It's to kind of be expected-- the Economist's view is always pro-global trade. However, their reasoning was that if the Yuan was re-valued correctly, it could exacerbate their wealth disparity and make them unstable as well as shut-out American imports from being sold because suddenly Chinese consumers won't be able to afford them.
What to do? Whaaaaaat to do?
Certainly don't use the toothpaste: http://www.kansascity.com/438/story/120815.html
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