The China Challenge: Trade and Investment Solutions

China is the United States’ principal economic and strategic competitor, and the relationship between the two countries is increasingly complex. The webcast will take a wide-ranging look at U.S./China trade and investment relations including:

  • The trade deficit and concerns regarding investment in both directions across the Pacific.
  • The need to develop more resilient supply chains including for critical minerals and other inputs for which the US depends heavily on China.
  • Competition with China, including the impact of the Belt and Road Initiative and what the US can do to promote high standards in trade.
  • The need for renewed US leadership in trade, including rejoining the Trans-Pacific Partnership, possibilities for reshoring and the impact of “friendshoring” – all while working to find ways to work with China in bilateral relations and issues of global importance and avoid the further splitting of the world into economic blocs.
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Dr. Lori Esposito Murray John Gardner Paula Stern Paul Minton William J. Norris, Ph.D.
The China Challenge: Trade and Investment Solutions
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CED POLICY WATCH

The China Challenge: Trade and Investment Solutions

APRIL 20, 2023

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China is the United States’ principal economic and strategic competitor, and the relationship between the two countries is increasingly complex. The webcast will take a wide-ranging look at U.S./China trade and investment relations including:

  • The trade deficit and concerns regarding investment in both directions across the Pacific.
  • The need to develop more resilient supply chains including for critical minerals and other inputs for which the US depends heavily on China.
  • Competition with China, including the impact of the Belt and Road Initiative and what the US can do to promote high standards in trade.
  • The need for renewed US leadership in trade, including rejoining the Trans-Pacific Partnership, possibilities for reshoring and the impact of “friendshoring” – all while working to find ways to work with China in bilateral relations and issues of global importance and avoid the further splitting of the world into economic blocs.

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Dr. Lori Esposito Murray

Dr. Lori Esposito Murray (Moderator)

Former President
Committee for Economic Develop…

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John Gardner

John Gardner

Vice President, Public Policy
Committee for Economic Develop…

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Paula Stern

Paula Stern

Founder and President
The Stern Group

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Paul Minton

Paul Minton

Executive Chairman
California Eastern Laboratorie…

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William J. Norris, Ph.D.

William J. Norris, Ph.D.

Associate Professor
The Bush School of Government …

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