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To add to this, it appears that only about 15% of China's exports go to the US. I thought it's much more than that.
2% of China's GDP also, so noticeable but not the knife in the side that the Whitehouse seems to think it is.
For this number, is it related to the Chinese government GDP numbers, or independently measured? My understanding is that the CCP use GDP differently that the West, in that they release numbers which are prescriptive estimates and goals, as opposed to statistical results.
Sorry for sharing an Instagram link but this beauty here. chef's kiss.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DIX3V5RN6Er/
Loving the clarity of China's position on this
Ouch. Well said.
its down to 12%