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A future visit by former President Trump to Beijing is anticipated to involve a strategic blend of economic coercion, potentially through a 'blockade,' and transactional diplomacy, exemplified by a significant 'Boeing order.' This approach contrasts with previous presidential engagements, where American leaders, despite seeking decisive advantages, often concluded with substantial economic agreements, such as the $83.7 billion memorandum of understanding mentioned in the article. The proposed 'blockade' suggests a willingness to employ more aggressive, possibly military-backed, economic pressure to achieve specific concessions from China. Simultaneously, the 'Boeing order' indicates a transactional strategy where large commercial deals serve as both incentives and bargaining chips. This dual-pronged strategy could redefine US-China relations, escalating geopolitical tensions while pursuing specific economic and strategic objectives through a mix of pressure and inducement.
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