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发帖数: 1507 | 1 人民币升值, 人民币资本开放加大美国就业
基本上是商人思路,两边不吃亏,基本上可以说是双赢
中国经济吃点亏但是国际利益不吃亏,两下一平均中国不亏, 对美国贸易损失可以从其
他国家找补回来.
美国从对中国贸易和资本开放的过程中, 占了大便宜, 增加就业率对版上所有人都有好处
希拉里除了对中国玩政治措施外,就没有经济办法. 玩政治全靠美国政府花钱,也就是版
上交税让希拉里压制中国, 花钱不讨好的事情也就是民主党华人才会干.
川普的对华经济原则
REFORMING THE U.S.-CHINA TRADE RELATIONSHIP TO MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
How We Got Here: Washington Politicians Let China Off The Hook
In January 2000, President Bill Clinton boldly promised China’s inclusion
in the World Trade Organization (WTO) “is a good deal for America. Our
products will gain better access to China’s market, and every sector from
agriculture, to telecommunications, to automobiles. But China gains no new
market access to the United States.” None of what President Clinton
promised came true. Since China joined the WTO, Americans have witnessed the
closure of more than 50,000 factories and the loss of tens of millions of
jobs. It was not a good deal for America then and it’s a bad deal now. It
is a typical example of how politicians in Washington have failed our
country.
The most important component of our China policy is leadership and strength
at the negotiating table. We have been too afraid to protect and advance
American interests and to challenge China to live up to its obligations. We
need smart negotiators who will serve the interests of American workers –
not Wall Street insiders that want to move U.S. manufacturing and investment
offshore.
The Goal Of The Trump Plan: Fighting For American Businesses And Workers
America has always been a trading nation. Under the Trump administration
trade will flourish. However, for free trade to bring prosperity to America,
it must also be fair trade. Our goal is not protectionism but
accountability. America fully opened its markets to China but China has not
reciprocated. Its Great Wall of Protectionism uses unlawful tariff and non-
tariff barriers to keep American companies out of China and to tilt the
playing field in their favor.
If you give American workers a level playing field, they will win. At its
heart, this plan is a negotiating strategy to bring fairness to our trade
with China. The results will be huge for American businesses and workers.
Jobs and factories will stop moving offshore and instead stay here at home.
The economy will boom. The steps outlined in this plan will make that a
reality.
When Donald J. Trump is president, China will be on notice that America is
back in the global leadership business and that their days of currency
manipulation and cheating are over. We will cut a better deal with China
that helps American businesses and workers compete.
The Trump Plan Will Achieve The Following Goals:
Bring China to the bargaining table by immediately declaring it a currency
manipulator.
Protect American ingenuity and investment by forcing China to uphold
intellectual property laws and stop their unfair and unlawful practice of
forcing U.S. companies to share proprietary technology with Chinese
competitors as a condition of entry to China’s market.
Reclaim millions of American jobs and reviving American manufacturing by
putting an end to China’s illegal export subsidies and lax labor and
environmental standards. No more sweatshops or pollution havens stealing
jobs from American workers.
Strengthen our negotiating position by lowering our corporate tax rate to
keep American companies and jobs here at home, attacking our debt and
deficit so China cannot use financial blackmail against us, and bolstering
the U.S. military presence in the East and South China Seas to discourage
Chinese adventurism.
Details of Donald J. Trump’s US China Trade Plan:
Declare China A Currency Manipulator
We need a president who will not succumb to the financial blackmail of a
Communist dictatorship. President Obama’s Treasury Department has
repeatedly refused to brand China a currency manipulator – a move that
would force China to stop these unfair practices or face tough
countervailing duties that level the playing field.
Economists estimate the Chinese yuan is undervalued by anywhere from 15% to
40%. This grossly undervalued yuan gives Chinese exporters a huge advantage
while imposing the equivalent of a heavy tariff on U.S. exports to China.
Such currency manipulation, in concert with China’s other unfair practices,
has resulted in chronic U.S. trade deficits, a severe weakening of the U.S.
manufacturing base and the loss of tens of millions of American jobs.
In a system of truly free trade and floating exchange rates like a Trump
administration would support, America's massive trade deficit with China
would not persist. On day one of the Trump administration the U.S. Treasury
Department will designate China as a currency manipulator. This will begin a
process that imposes appropriate countervailing duties on artificially
cheap Chinese products, defends U.S. manufacturers and workers, and
revitalizes job growth in America. We must stand up to China’s blackmail
and reject corporate America’s manipulation of our politicians. The U.S.
Treasury’s designation of China as a currency manipulator will force China
to the negotiating table and open the door to a fair – and far better –
trading relationship.
End China’s Intellectual Property Violations
China’s ongoing theft of intellectual property may be the greatest transfer
of wealth in history. This theft costs the U.S. over $300 billion and
millions of jobs each year. China’s government ignores this rampant
cybercrime and, in other cases, actively encourages or even sponsors it –
without any real consequences. China’s cyber lawlessness threatens our
prosperity, privacy and national security. We will enforce stronger
protections against Chinese hackers and counterfeit goods and our responses
to Chinese theft will be swift, robust, and unequivocal.
The Chinese government also forces American companies like Boeing, GE, and
Intel to transfer proprietary technologies to Chinese competitors as a
condition of entry into the Chinese market. Such de facto intellectual
property theft represents a brazen violation of WTO and international rules.
China’s forced technology transfer policy is absolutely ridiculous. Going
forward, we will adopt a zero tolerance policy on intellectual property
theft and forced technology transfer. If China wants to trade with America,
they must agree to stop stealing and to play by the rules.
Eliminate China’s Illegal Export Subsidies And Other Unfair Advantages
Chinese manufacturers and other exporters receive numerous illegal export
subsidies from the Chinese government. These include - in direct
contradiction to WTO rules - free or nearly free rent, utilities, raw
materials, and many other services. China’s state-run banks routinely
extend loans these enterprises at below market rates or without the
expectation they will be repaid. China even offers them illegal tax breaks
or rebates as well as cash bonuses to stimulate exports.
China’s illegal export subsidies intentionally distorts international trade
and damages other countries’ exports by giving Chinese companies an unfair
advantage. From textile and steel mills in the Carolinas to the Gulf Coast
’s shrimp and fish industries to the Midwest manufacturing belt and
California’s agribusiness, China’s disregard for WTO rules hurt every
corner of America.
The U.S. Trade Representative recently filed yet another complaint with the
WTO accusing China of cheating on our trade agreements by subsidizing its
exports. The Trump administration will not wait for an international body to
tell us what we already know. To gain negotiating leverage, we will pursue
the WTO case and aggressively highlight and expose these subsidies.
China’s woeful lack of reasonable environmental and labor standards
represent yet another form of unacceptable export subsidy. How can American
manufacturers, who must meet very high standards, possibly compete with
Chinese companies that care nothing about their workers or the environment?
We will challenge China to join the 21 st Century when it comes to such
standards.
The Trump Plan Will Strengthen Our Negotiating Position
As the world’s most important economy and consumer of goods, America must
always negotiate trade agreements from strength. Branding China as a
currency manipulator and exposing their unfair trade practices is not enough
. In order to further strengthen our negotiating leverage, the Trump plan
will:
Lower the corporate tax rate to 15% to unleash American ingenuity here at
home and make us more globally competitive. This tax cut puts our rate 10
percentage points below China and 20 points below our current burdensome
rate that pushes companies and jobs offshore.
Attack our debt and deficit by vigorously eliminating waste, fraud and abuse
in the Federal government, ending redundant government programs, and
growing the economy to increase tax revenues. Closing the deficit and
reducing our debt will mean China cannot blackmail us with our own Treasury
bonds.
Strengthen the U.S. military and deploying it appropriately in the East and
South China Seas. These actions will discourage Chinese adventurism that
imperils American interests in Asia and shows our strength as we begin
renegotiating our trading relationship with China. A strong military
presence will be a clear signal to China and other nations in Asia and
around the world that America is back in the global leadership business. |
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