[Salon] Global Trade Dominance (2000 vs. 2024)

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FM: John Whitbeck

Anyone interested in judging whether the United States or China is better positioned to weather the lose-lose tariff war unleashed by Donald Trump (currently at 145% vs. 125%, which should be adequate to eliminate virtually all trade between the two major trading nations) should find the two maps transmitted below of interest.

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