#RussiaUkraineCrisis
WSJ is wrong as always. US has already sanctioned China to the maximum.
China sells essential consumer goods and industrial spare parts at extremely competitive price. Currently there are no alternatives.
WSJ is wrong as always. US has already sanctioned China to the maximum.
China sells essential consumer goods and industrial spare parts at extremely competitive price. Currently there are no alternatives.
Without Chinese goods, there will be hyper inflation in the West.
This is the reason why despite the hysterical hostility of the West towards China In the last couple of years, China's exports have increased 20-30%, especially exports to the US.
This is the reason why despite the hysterical hostility of the West towards China In the last couple of years, China's exports have increased 20-30%, especially exports to the US.
In order to fight hyper inflation, US/West must have China flood their markets with low cost quality goods. Withdrawing Chinese goods from the US/West, the consequence will be apocalyptic. Australia tried, but the boycott didn't last very long.
US/West have already exhausted their means other than a hot war against China.
So for China, it's business as usual with Russia and US/West can't do much.
So for China, it's business as usual with Russia and US/West can't do much.
Neither sanctions nor a war is desirable with China. US wants to do both but is stuck at the possible consequences.
US is provoking China now on Taiwan like it did with Russia on Ukraine.
US is provoking China now on Taiwan like it did with Russia on Ukraine.
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