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President Donald Trump invited Chinese President Xi Jinping to a meeting in the United States scheduled for September.
President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping discussed trade and Iran during a recent meeting.
Secretary Rubio stated that United States policy on Taiwan has not changed.
The US Treasury Secretary stated a goal of ensuring that certain Chinese investments do not get referred to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS).
ADP data from last year showed that the wealthiest 25% of income earners made about 500 times what the lowest 25% earned.
According to ADP data, the income gap between the top and bottom quartiles of earners has widened this year, with the top quartile earning 640% more.
Stephen Myron asserts that historical and cross-country evidence shows declining population growth is unambiguously disinflationary and can eventually be deflationary.
Stephen Myron believes that the economic effects of monetary policy changes occur with a lag of 12 to 18 months.
Former White House trade adviser Kellyanne Shaw believes that US-China relations have a long way to go and conversations will continue well past the planned September summit.
Kellyanne Shaw states that it is not unusual for Chinese official readouts of leader-to-leader conversations to be almost entirely focused on Taiwan and weapons sales.
Kellyanne Shaw believes allowing large Chinese investments into strategic sectors in the United States would be very concerning for President Trump politically.
Julian Emanuel speculated about a potential deal where the U.S. would sell chips to China in exchange for China's help with security in the Strait of Hormuz.