#170. Cameron Johnson: Trade War 2.0

THD美籍华人英语访谈秀

103分钟 ·2个月前

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Cameron Johnson returns to talk about the current US trade war, tariffs, and the new world order.

Cameron Johnson is an expert in supply chains, manufacturing, and technology. He is frequently sought out for his expertise on US-China trade and supply chain issues, and is a delegate to Washington DC where he advises US politicians and officials. He is also a professor at New York University and former Vice-Chair of the board at the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai. He is a senior partner at Tidalwave Solutions with clients in various high technology sectors and he has been quoted by both American and Chinese news outlets alike.

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草莓救星

2025.4.16

I suggest videos of 翟东升 and 沈逸, who are top scholars in international studies to get some other perspectives

低俗小说_QPYT

2025.5.25

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抹茶桃子酱

2025.5.08

And really why don’t the US talk about the surplus of high-profit service trades they have been enjoying for decades? Why only look at physical goods trade. What a modern propaganda they are promoting

抹茶桃子酱

2025.5.08

16:32 I find it illogical that the US blames other countries for their own choice of national strategy decades ago of retaining high-tech and lucrative sectors, such as investment and financial services, within the US while transferring labor-intensive and polluting industries abroad. Furthermore, their portrayal of themselves as a victim seems disingenuous, considering their large companies reap most of the wealth and benefits. More fundamentally, I feel such tariff war exposes the hypocrisy of the US’s so-called democracy and freedom. They disregard agree-upon rules when those rules don’t serve their interests and force the changes until they get what they want, irrespective of fairness or the welfare of other market players. Isn’t it an action of gangster? Might makes right?

rebecca_Zke1

2025.4.28

29:37 the two hosts couldn’t imagine the white men and women working in factories as workers and engineers.

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