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To: louel who wrote (140529)	4/7/2018 10:06:31 PM
From: TobagoJack	1 Recommendation Recommended By dvdw© Respond to of 218450

am thinking less about japan of the 80s and more about saudi arabia of the 70s, and about 1929 i do not at all believe trade war equates w/ armageddon merely very expensive and to no particular end, unless it is just between usa vs canada / mexico, as real wars are between usa vs iraq / syria trade war between peers and near-peers is just about endurance endurance is costly, especially for any eventual loser, or he who blinks first i am guessing only trump can and therefore needs to blink, and blink first jinping has little if any reason to blink, and trade war may actually help him in re-balance of economy (urban / rural, inland / coastal, export / service, costs of wages, capital and IP, etc)