Wouldn’t the tariff just push Vietnam closer into China’s orbit, especially if the garments and textiles don’t get exempt?
People worked out the formula and it was base solely on the trading deficit.
Wouldn’t the tariff just push Vietnam closer into China’s orbit, especially if the garments and textiles don’t get exempt?
Cambodia I think don't have a lot of industry, it's still unindustrilized country, however Vietnam it's different story. It's not only industrial base for China, but also South Korea and Japan.Crazy for countries like Cambodia and Vietnam. I hope they can sort out a deal with China soon because if these tariffs are actually implemented their economies are toast.
They will just lean very close to China. That still gives them a market larger than US to sell to. Even if the competitiveness is higher. They're gonna have to change their industries to Beijing's needs.Crazy for countries like Cambodia and Vietnam. I hope they can sort out a deal with China soon because if these tariffs are actually implemented their economies are toast.
They will just lean very close to China. That still gives them a market larger than US to sell to. Even if the competitiveness is higher. They're gonna have to change their industries to Beijing's needs.
Euros have the bigger problem because China wouldn't let them enter.
what's there to sell except for Banana and OFW (Overseas foreign workers).How about Philippine?
Dont forget the best mangos in Asia...what's there to sell except for Banana and OFW (Overseas foreign workers).
Sorry bro for me its Thailand.Dont forget the best mangos in Asia...
Countries like Canada and Japan will have to allow China to enter their CPTPP agreement soon.