Trump’s Impact on Trade and Energy Policies between China and the U.S.

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2024-11-29

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Summary
Since the Trump administration initiated the U.S.-China trade war during its first term, the U.S. has imposed a series of extensive tariffs on China. This has not only profoundly altered global supply chains and international trade patterns, but also prompted retaliatory measures from China, thus exacerbating global economic uncertainties. Based on Trump’s discourse on U.S.-China trade during his campaign, this report will explore the potential impact of a Trump 2.0 on U.S.-China trade relations.

Table of Contents
1. Trump’s Impact on U.S.-China Trades
(1) Retrospect on U.S.-China Trade War
(2) Trump’s Trade Policies
(3) Entrepot Trades and Key Regions for China

2. Key Cabinet Picks for Trump’s Second Term

3. Energy Policies of Trump’s Administration
(1) Importance of IRA Subsidies on US Solar Suppliers
(2) Will the IRA Really Be Completely Repealed?
(3) Biden’s and Trump’s Respective Trade Policies on Solar (Photovoltaic) Products

4. TRI’s View
(1) Trump Will Adopt More Aggressive Policies Towards China, Continuing to Monitor and Restrict
Entrepot Trade
(2) Trump’s Administration to Promote Fossil Fuel Adoption, Potentially Impacting Renewable
Energy

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