[US-China Relations Symposium] Escalating US-China trade friction and conflict and its impact on the Japanese and global economies
Trump's tariffs are sending shock waves through the global economy. The tit-for-tat battle between the U.S. and China, including retaliatory tariffs and countermeasures, is not only having a negative effect on the economies and imports and exports of both countries, but is also accelerating the disruption of industrial supply chains around the world, adversely affecting global economic growth. This symposium will discuss with leading experts the nature and problems of the escalating US-China conflict and trade and technology friction, as well as their future direction and their impact on the Japanese and global economies.
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Venue
Teikyo University Kasumigaseki Campus (Hirakawacho Mori Tower)
program
13:25~13:30 Opening Remarks OKINAGA Yoshihito President of Teikyo University Chairman 13:30~14:20 Lecture (1) "Friction and Confrontation between the United States and China from the Perspective of the History of U.S.-China Relations" Shizhi Guo Okinaga Research Institute of Teikyo University Specially appointed Professor 14:20~15:10 Lecture (2) "Intensifying U.S.-China High-Tech Friction and Competition" Tomoo Marukawa Institute of Social Science, The University of Tokyo Professor 15:20~16:10 Lecture (3) "Changes and Restructuring of Industrial Supply Chains Caused by U.S.-China Trade Friction" MAYA Yoichi Nagoya University of Foreign Studies Faculty of Languages and Cultures Professor Former Director, China North Asia Division, Japan External Trade Organization 16:10~17:00 Lecture (4) "U.S.-China Friction and Confrontation and Its Impact on the Japan and Global Economy" Jun Takeda, President & CEO, Chief Economist, ITOCHU Research Institute 17:00 Closing Remarks Isao Hirota, Academic Advisor, Teikyo University
Coordinator and moderator: Professor Guo Si-Zhi
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