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China's using macroeconomic tools to make sure their exports are over-competitive, so it would be no especially big deal to make them less competitive, although levying a tariff in that vein would likely go against WTO rules, unless they could successfully argue before the WTO that China's currency manipulations are fundamentally anti-competitive. The issue is, they likely can't just tell China to stop, because the method China uses to inflate their currency is mass acquisition of foreign assets: financing the Western debt machine.



Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.