China Adapts to Tariffs
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China learned from Trump's first trade war and changed its tactics when tariffs came again

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China ’s leaders say they are open to talks, but they also made preparations for the higher U.S. tariffs.
China 's leaders have since developed a toolkit of tariffs, import curbs, export controls, sanctions, regulatory reviews and measures to limit companies from doing business in China .
Beijing showed restraint in its response to leave room for negotiation, analysts say.
China has learned from previous dealings with Trump , Russel says.
It has stronger trade ties with many other countries than during Trump 's first term.
China has diversified where it gets key products, for example, buying most of its soybeans from Brazil and Argentina instead of the U.S. China has seen enough to know that appeasing Trump doesn't work.
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