New research suggests the U.S. and its allies could counter China’s economic coercion by collectively limiting exports to China of key items
New research suggests countries hold potential sway with their collective exports to China on hundreds of key itemsFrom jets to electric vehicles to supercomputers, WSJ talked to different industry and technology experts about how the two countries match up in designs,
engineering and strategy. Photo illustration: Michael Tabb and Getty Imagesas political retribution, according to new research, but it would require a collective effort on a scale they haven’t previously deployed against the world’s second-largest economy.Continue reading your article with
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