The US Trade War on China and the Possibility of a Third World War

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : The new tariffs imposed by Trump on these countries will therefore raise the prices of a wide range of Chinese-made goods in the United States.
45% : China often produces these goods at prices below their true cost, thanks to domestic and government financial support, such as soft loans, for companies that have government concessions.
33% : Therefore, the leaders of these countries cannot wait long to sign trade and investment agreements as a result of these US trade maneuvers and pressures on China by manipulating these poor countries, while "Trump" determines his tariff policy.
24% : This represents a significant trade deficit, equivalent to nearly 1% of the US economy, but less than the trillion-dollar figure repeatedly claimed by Trump.

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