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Things seem to have improved between the us and china recently. their leaders met in november and the mood music was positive. but when you get down to the nitty—gritty, to the economic relationship then things are still as tough as ever. first, let's talk about trade. the idea of the two countries completely breaking off ties or decoupling, that is not going to happen anytime soon. but trade between the us and china is down and china says that is because of us tariffs, us export control and curbs on investment. clearly china is a country that relies a lot on exports and, understandably, it ...