As US President Joe Biden looks set to retain his predecessor’s tough stance on China, the authors of the report laid out estimates for the enormous costs of sweeping — rather than targeted — policies to protect US national security from Beijing’s growing economic and technological clout, CNBC reported.
These projected losses include: By 2025, $190 billion a year in in US output by expanding 25% tariffs to all trade with China. In the coming decade, full implementation of such tariffs would cause the US to fall $1 trillion short of potential growth.
Up to $500 billion in one-time GDP losses if the US sells half of its direct investment in China. American investors would also lose $25 billion a year in capital gains.
$15billion to $30 billion a year in exported services trade if Chinese tourism and education spending falls to half of what it was prior to the coronavirus pandemic.
Research for the 92-page report began in 2019, before the coronavirus pandemic hammered the global economy...
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