David Cameron has concerns about China's behavior, but the former UK prime minister says there are 'risks involved in these tariff wars.'
Cameron said as prime minister he sought to establish a positive relationship with China "through opening up and through partnerships."resigned as prime minister
in 2016 after the U.K. voted to leave the European Union. "The question is: Can we make sure China rises safely?" Even so, Cameron said he understood Trump's desire to crack down on China because he also has concerns about its behavior. "There are abuses over copyright infringements and intellectual property and the like," Cameron said. China has been repeatedly accused of IP theft, allegations Beijing denies.delisting Chinese stocks"I wouldn't advise it," Cameron said. "I think actually America benefits from Chinese companies coming to list here, just as Britain benefits from Chinese companies wanting to invest in Britain, grow in Britain and list on the London Stock Exchange.
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