Chapter 26 - Trade

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Implement the United States Reciprocal Trade Act
End China's developing-nation status in the WTO
Strategically expand tariffs on all Chinese products
Provide financial and tax incentives for companies to onshore production from China
Stop China's abuse of the de minimis exemption for tariffs
Prohibit Chinese state-owned enterprises from bidding on U.S. government contracts
Ban Chinese-made drones in American airspace
Ban Chinese social media apps like TikTok and WeChat
Prohibit Chinese investment in high-technology industries
Prohibit U.S. pension funds from investing in Chinese stocks
Delist Chinese stocks that don't meet U.S. accounting standards
Prohibit use of Hong Kong clearinghouses for American capital investing in mainland China
Prohibit inclusion of Chinese sovereign bonds in U.S. investors' portfolios
Reduce and eliminate U.S. dependence on Chinese supply chains in critical areas
Sanction companies that facilitate China's Great Firewall
Expand crackdown on counterfeit goods from China
Close all Confucius Institutes in the U.S.
Reduce or eliminate visas for Chinese students and researchers
Implement tariff relief by ending Section 232, 201, and 301 tariffs
Resist calls for more spending on trade adjustment assistance
Remove supply chain restrictions
Enact mutual recognition policies with allies
Close the Export-Import Bank
Repeal the Jones Act
Restore the President's Trade Promotion Authority
Restore the World Trade Organization's dispute resolution process
Create a WTO successor open only to liberal democracies
Rejoin the Trans-Pacific Partnership
Reorient the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity to focus only on trade issues
Strengthen diplomatic pressure against Beijing's abuses
Encourage cultural and intellectual engagement with the Chinese people