Access Partnership’s Public Policy Manager Xiaomeng Lu spoke to Forbes on US-China retaliatory options in the trade war:
“If Beijing decides to go out of traditional negotiation lanes, America’ Iran sanction plan might become another flash point in the deteriorating US-China relations. And can cancel existing agricultural and energy purchase orders, or undo the suspended 25% tariff on 144 American cars and auto parts.”
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