If the US stopped buying Chinese goods would China's economy collapse? | Homework.Study.com (2024)

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• Could the United States economically sanction China in a way that triggers an economic collapse there?
• Can America ever beat China's economic growth?
• Is China trade war going to destroy the US economy?
• Will there be a China-USA trade war? If so, will this bring another recession?
• Is China's economy doing bad because a lot of the world's economies aren't buying a lot of made in China products?
• Will the trade war with the US help the Chinese economy to restructure?
• Can the USA implement economic sanctions on China that won't significantly hamper the American economy?
• Is China entering a recession?
• Chinese economic growth has fallen to 6.5%, the lowest in 25 years. Is the world economy about to collapse?
• Now that the People's Republic of China's economic growth has slowed down, when will the Chinese economy overtake the United States of America's economy?
• "Cheap goods from China are destroying the American economy. If we are going to reduce the unemployment rate and maintain our living standard, we must stop the Chinese from selling goods at such low prices in the United States. If I am elected, I will fig
• Can China afford a trade war with the US?
• Do goods manufactured in China and sold by Walmart in the U.S. contribute to the U.S. GDP?
• Do Chinese people use any products made in the USA?
• How bad will the Chinese economy suffer in a trade war with the US?
• Wouldn't a currency depreciation help China by canceling out the impact of new US tariffs and keeping its exports affordable in America?
• Is there any way for the U.S. to speed up its economic growth so that China does not bypass it?
• How can the US stop China's economic growth if somehow the US decides to do so?
• Will the US-China Trade War hurt the Chinese economy in the long run, or can China avoid the damage?
• Will China's stock market collapse have the power to throw the world in an economic crisis similar to the 2008's crisis?
• In recent years, China has helped make its currency ____ by ____ U.S. dollars. A. stronger; buying B. weaker; buying C. weaker; selling D. stronger; selling
• Can the USA slow down China's Economic growth? Is China's economic growth harming the USA?
• How is China punishing the United States in the trade war?
• The US has adverse balance of trade with China. Will it ever turn favorable?
• What would happen to the global economy if China rapidly unloaded its entire position in US treasuries?
• Are trade issues with China a driving factor in firms resisting the temptation to produce more or is there a decline in the quality of the products America is producing and therefore a decline in exports?
• Since Apple is an American company but iPhones are made in China, when people buy iPhones, do their countries lose the balance of trade to China or the U.S.?
• Can raising tariffs on Chinese goods help achieve a trade balance in the US?
• In November 1999, the U.S. and China reached a trade agreement, which led to the flooding of U.S. market with cheap Chinese products. Since then, Walmart, as one of the main importers of the Chinese p
• Is the US trade war with China meant to stop China from implementing One-Belt-One-Road? Because China could have built an economic system outside petrodollar and US/UN sanctions.
• Is the USA worried about China s economic growth?
• Will it be a matter of time that China surpasses the US militarily since we already surpass the US economically?
• Why are China's economic policies considered a threat to the US? Isn't the US being benefited by trade with China?
• Would the United States take retaliatory action if China allows the RMB to depreciate below 1 USD for 7 RMB?
• The Chinese government pursues a policy to deliberately make the yuan weaker and the US dollar stronger. As a result of a weaker yuan: A. U.S. exports to China are cheaper in China. B. The U.S. trade deficit with China is smaller. C. Chinese exports to th
• Will the international economy be doomed for a long time due to China's economic slowdown?
• In 2007, the U.S. trade deficit with China hit an all-time high of $256.3 billion, the largest deficit ever recorded with a single country. Chinese currency, the yuan, has risen in value by 18.4 perce
• Can India beat China in economic growth?
• The U.S. has long been suffering from trade deficits (especially with China). Explain the effect of trade deficits on economic growth in the United States.
• How badly has the Chinese economy been damaged by the ongoing US-China Trade War? Is it enough to force them into an agreement with the US?
• What affect did the China shock have on the US economy?
• In 2014, China decided to cut back on its economic growth in order to prevent imbalances from occurring in their economy. How did China's actions affect aggregate demand in the rest of the world?
• China is one of the U.S.'s most important trading partners (consider how many goods are "Made in China"). What might happen to the value of the U.S. dollar, the U.S. economy, and the trade relationship between the two countries if China was experiencing u
• Did the US shoot itself in the foot by misjudging China, greedily outsourcing so much manufacturing to them to take advantage of their low cost labor and now is complaining loudly because China has be
• The U.S. has long been suffering from trade deficits (especially with China).
• What will happen to the US if China wins the trade war? Will research and development jobs move away from the US to China? What about IT, engineering, design, and finance jobs?
• If China successfully bypasses US dollar and import oil using yuan/gold-backed notes, is it the end of the petrodollar? Will it cause inflation in US since they no longer need so many dollars in reser
• How has China been able to keep the economic growth engine roaring, since 1965, without a pause? It even missed the Great Recession.
• China has been growing at a phenomenal rate and recently became the second largest economy in the world. Discuss economic reasons (5 reasons) why trade with China (both in terms of importing and expor
• What will happen to the world economy if China and its allies impose economic sanctions on the US?
• Now that the US has imposed sanctions against China, what can China do? Will China able to withstand the trade sanctions?
• Once China's GDP per capita reaches the United States level of today, do you think China will also complain about losing jobs to countries with low labor costs? How can the United States and future Ch
• USA is the largest debtor of China (Est. $1.13 trillion). If China at any time asks USA to recall its debt, what likely economic turmoil will this action cause to the US and the world economy?
• What would happen to the American economy if the rest of the world refused to use or buy American products?
• What would happen if China released their entire US dollar supply onto the Foreign Exchange market?
• Since the Chinese are buying up a lot of real estate from Manhattan to the Bay area, will it help America's trade deficit and China's surplus, leading to a more balanced trade?
• The U.S. purchased $800 of goods and services, sent $100 of humanitarian aid, Americans spent $200 in the Chinese stock market, and American tourists spent $1000 in China. In China, Chinese tourists s
• Some are arguing that China will try to dump the U.S. Treasuries as part of the ongoing trade war. Although it is not likely to happen, what will be the impact on (1) the value of the U.S. dollar (appreciate or depreciate) and (2) the interest rate of the
• China has been growing at a phenomenal rate and recently became the second largest economy in the world. Discuss economic reasons why trade with China (both in terms of importing and exporting) is ben
• What must the U.S. do to keep pace with China's economic growth? Should the U.S. accept or decline as the world superpower?
• A Chinese international salesperson hoping to increase exports to the U.S. may worry about inflation of the U.S. dollar because the inflation may: a. increase the United States' supply of Chinese products. b. decrease tariffs on Chinese products sold to t
• Does "Guanxi" hinder economic growth in China?
• For several years, the U.S. has been pressuring Chinese government leaders to strengthen the yuan, the Chinese currency. What is the impact of a stronger yuan on the U.S. economy?
• China just reached the slowest economic growth since 1990. Should that be a major concern?
• What are some things the U.S. is doing to counter Chinese geopolitical and economic growth?
• Will pressure on the exchange rate of the Chinese currency diminish the trade surplus of China?
• In what ways has China's economic growth benefited the global economy?
• Suppose the U.S removes a ban on Chinese imports after years of not allowing the sale of Chinese products. How would this affect the U.S. economy?
• Generally speaking, are products manufactured in the USA really much better than those made in say, China?
• If India stops trading with China, how will it effect the Chinese and Indian economies?
• The U.S. has accused China of artificially deflating the value of its currency. What would be the motivation for the Chinese to pursue such a policy? How might Chinese citizens be hurt by these actions?
• Will China collapse in 2017 (e.g. the air pollution in most of cities, debt of government, unaffordable housing, incoming trade war with USA, economic growth slow down, factory and jobs move to other
• Is China growing because it has a growth mindset, while the US is closing up and becoming isolationist because it has a scarcity mindset?
• Do you believe China is better than America with regards to capitalism and economic growth?
• There are claims that China has been manipulating and continues to manipulate its currency. Do you think that China is manipulating its currency? If so, what does this mean to the U.S. economy? Shoul
• Has the CCP's control over national industries helped or hurt China's economic growth?
• How is the Trade War between USA and China impacting the Australian economy?
• China, Japan, and South Korea are all feeling the pain of the U.S. recession. Japanese exports are down 35 percent in December, compared to last year. Companies like Sony and Toyota report especially heavy declines in U.S. sales. China s export growth has
• 1) In the last year, China's economic growth has slowed substantially, but is still faster than that of the U.S. or Europe. Based on this information, what impact has that had on China's currency? 2)
• Isn't it stupid of the US government to not sell high-tech products to China, and then complain about a trade deficit?
• Is China's steadily declining economic growth rate in recent years a sign that it is falling into the middle income trap that has caught many other formerly rapidly growing countries?
• Should we boycott Chinese products to help our Indian economy?
• As China's economy slows down and trapped in the middle-income trap at USD 9,000 in 2019, do Thailand and Vietnam still believe that China is a good economic model to follow, instead of Singapore, Sou
• What would happen to product prices from an increase in tariffs on goods from China?
• When a Chinese company builds an auto plant in the United States, the immediate result of this Chinese investment in the United States is a _____ item in the U.S. _____ account. a. surplus; current b. surplus; capital c. deficit; current d. deficit; cap
• Is it likely that the US-China trade wars end up with a global economic meltdown, due to a deep dip in global trade profits?
• If the US dollar depreciates dramatically relative to the Chinese yuan, what effect would this have on consumers and businesses in each country? When is a falling dollar good or bad for the US?
• Is China immune from economic sanctions like the ones placed on Russia recently?
• Can the US impose economic sanctions on China as it did with other countries?
• If the Chinese yuan increases value relative to the U.S. dollar, then a) U.S. producers will benefit; Chinese consumers will benefit. b) U.S. producers will benefit; Chinese consumers will be hurt.
• What are some of the possible impacts of a US-China trade war on the US economy?
• Several high-ranking politicians on Capitol Hill have argued that the US should increase tariffs on goods imported from China (and even some American allies) to correct the US balance of trade deficit with China. a. Who will gain and who will lose if tar
• At the beginning of the recent financial crisis, China's GDP per capita was approximately 10% of GDP per capita in the United States. This indicates that: a. a typical individual in China is only able to afford 10% of the goods that a typical American can
• Does maintaining a quasi-peg to the US dollar have a cost for China?
• The U.S. imposed tariffs on Chinese tire imports. How do you think the United States would have reacted if the Chinese had raised tariff rates on the importation of certain goods from the United States?
• What policies might the U.S. and China be able to implement to improve the world economy in regards to the balance of payments? What role might forward markets play in these policies?
• Can China manipulate world politics through its strong economic policies?
• In the past, there was substantial pressure on China from the U.S. government to allow the value of the Renminbi (i.e. the Chinese currency) to appreciate relative to the U.S dollar. a.Why did the U
• WIll the US end up in a trade war with the EU and China? Or will it result in better trade deals and a more free market? What s your take?
• Is economic growth in China good for the standard of living in the US?