This article might not be directly linked to geopolitics, but the ramifications of whether or not we see a hard chokepoint on military exports (especially raw materials) coming out of China. How far can this tit for tat go? It feels like the US has far more to lose when dealing with trade wars directly linked to military applications? Is there historical precedence for this (i.e. cold war trade disputes)?
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Are they doing this to make sure their industry keeps maximum production while limiting the American industry? For a possible future conflict
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This article might not be directly linked to geopolitics, but the ramifications of whether or not we see a hard chokepoint on military exports (especially raw materials) coming out of China. How far can this tit for tat go? It feels like the US has far more to lose when dealing with trade wars directly linked to military applications? Is there historical precedence for this (i.e. cold war trade disputes)?
Are they doing this to make sure their industry keeps maximum production while limiting the American industry? For a possible future conflict