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2010. ranna if a rue that, cnn's global business columnist. yean brehmner is the founder and president of the your asia group of political risk consulting that operates around the world. ranna, let me ask you, when you look at 2019 it does seem economically we are entering a more troubled period. >> yeah. >> the two great engines of growth over the last decades have been the united states and china. >> yep. >> both economy ises seem to be slowing. and central banks around the world which have been providing cheap money so that people could get low-interest mortgages and loans seem to be turning off the tap sning you are right. i think we are at a real inflection point. if you look historically, recovery cycles tend to go in eight to 11 year periods. we are ten years into a recovery cycle. if you take it on historical
global business columnist, and steve ratner who was president obama's car czar and is chairman and ceo of willett advisers. steve, at the risk of agreeing with donald trump, not on that boast -- >> it isn't true as you know. >> on the trade issue, isn't it right that china has basically been a cheater and taking advantage of the open trading system? >> it is absolutely right and something that people say and it's been surprising to me in the last week or so since all this started how many people say i don't like the way trump does it and this and that, but he's not wrong. i've spent a lot of time in china. it is the most protectionist, most flagrant abuser of rules but they're abusing nontariff barriers, not tariff barriers. i think our response wasn't exactly the right response but the problem is very real. >> there's always a view that in trade wars everyone loses.
it pretty straight, anger at the u.s. as trump rejects climate accord and france's president said simply, goodbye, america. another german outlook was even more punchy, earth to trump, f you. here to join us who helped negotiate the paris agreement as secretary of energy under president obama. cnn's global economics analyst and the ft's global business columnist. and richard haas, the president of the council on foreign relations and the author of "a world in disarray." let me start by asking you, donald trump said it was highly likely that he would be able to negotiate a better deal. what are the prospects of the other 193 countries doing a new deal now that the united states has pulled out?
accord and france's president said simply, goodbye, america. even more punchy, earth to trump, f you. here to join us who helped negotiate the paris agreement as secretary of energy under president obama. cnn's global economics analyst and the ft's global business columnist. and richard haas, the president of the council on foreign relations and the author of "a world in disarray." let me start by asking you, donald trump said it was highly likely that he would be able to negotiate a better deal. what are the prospects of the other 193 countries doing a new deal now that the united states has pulled out? >> well, i think the odds of that are vanishingly small. and what is, of course, particularly strange is if the president were concerned about the relative size of