Phasing out Chinese imports of essential goods would reduce U.S. dependency on China

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Phasing out Chinese imports of essential goods would reduce U.S. dependency on China

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"Senior policymakers in the major economic powers have drawn adverse conclusions concerning the performance of cross-border supply chains during the first 6 months of the COVID-19 pandemic. That such supply chains often implicate China, the origin of the pandemic, has also led to claims that trading partners have become too dependent on Chinese supplies."

"Net importers of food and medical supplies worried that goods necessary to support basic living standards and health would not be delivered, even when contracted and paid for."

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Phase out all imports of essential goods from China within 4 years

Supporting arguments

The U.S. has potential to reduce Chinese technology supply chain dependency

Voting issues

China Relations

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Phase out all imports of essential goods from China within 4 years

US Politics

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