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Economic realities of Trump’s trade war with China
Conversely, China exports more than it imports, runs more modest national government deficits and enjoys a current account surplus of about 2 to 4% of its GDP. Without reducing the federal deficit or putting the skids on U.S. investment and growth, Mr. Trump can’t reduce the trade deficit with just tariffs.
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