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China would win trade war with U.S.
Winter Nie
Prof. Winter Nie is the regional director of Southeast Asia and Oceania for IMD business school.
During his election campaign, President Donald Trump threatened to impose 35 to 45 percent tariffs on Chinese imports to force China into renegotiating its trade balance with the U.S. The immediate result of that would be a fierce trade war that America would almost certainly lose. And while we don’t know yet whether Trump will follow through with this threat, his abandonment of the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) in his first few days in office is an indication that he is not shying away from his campaign pledges. Trump is now entering uncharted waters.