New research suggests the U.S. and its allies could counter China’s economic coercion by collectively limiting exports to China of key items
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China has at least a 70% dependence on the U.S. and its allies for more than 400 items, ranging from luxury goods to raw materials needed for Chinese industries, a new analysis of trade data has found.Continue reading your article with
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