Not Worried About Economic Impacts of Secondary Sanctions/Tariffs on China
On Monday, the broadcast of Balance of Power by Bloomberg, Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), said that she is not worried about the possible economic impacts of sanctions or secondary prices on China to prevent them from supporting Russia.
The co-host Kailey Leinz asked: “Well, if the pressure on Russia could require pressure on China, the senator, because we consider this prospect of secondary sanctions or prices, but we want to characterize that, knowing that China is such an important trading partner, that is why do you worry about concentration on the level of potential economic ramifications here?
Shaheen replied: “I don’t. And, in fact, what we have done today as a minority report of the senatorial committee of foreign relations is to publish a report … on the impact that occurs due to American retirement around the world and the opening that gives China. So, I think it is very important for us to take strong measures. China has moved as the United States partner has been the subject of foreign assistance programs. reliable.
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