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by A_D_E_P_T
1030 days ago
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The article does nothing to refute the case, because Noah Smith has engaged in a little bit of sleight of hand in that section you quoted. The 7% number is from 2018 data (!) -- yet Noah is talking about "since 2019." And, looking at the graph again, the major shift occurs in 2019. So Noah's "7%" (again, from 2018, largely before the "decoupling") is totally irrelevant, and he handwaves away the possibility that China has since done an increasing amount of exporting to SE Asia for re-export to the USA. |
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