If the US-China trade war broke out, who would lose?

If the US-China trade war broke out, who would lose?
16/03/2017 13:48 GMT + 7
Chinese PM Li Keqiang on March 15 sent a tough message to Washington: "China does not want trade wars with the United States, but if it does, American companies will suffer the consequences."

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According to the Washington Post, at a news conference in Beijing ahead of the first US Secretary of State's visit, the prime minister said, despite the tensions over jobs, exchange rates and security issues, he Still optimistic about the future of US-China relations.

Chinese PM Li Keqiang (Photo: ABC) "As far as China is concerned, we hope that although the relationship has a problem, it is moving in the positive direction. Confidence, narrowed disagreements, "Li Keqiang told reporters at the end of the annual parliamentary session. The leader added that diplomats should work towards holding a bilateral meeting between President Xi and President Donald Trump. Experts say that China is pushing hard to fix such a meeting.

US media reported that a face-to-face meeting between US and Chinese leaders appears to have been scheduled for April 6-7 at Trump's Mar-a-Lago Resort, Florida. Prime Minister Li Keqiang said the country's trade and investment ties with the United States helped create 1 million jobs in the United States last year. "Recently, I read an article by an international advisory organization." The article writes, if there is a trade war between the United States and China, foreign-invested companies, especially Are US companies, will suffer the consequences.We do not want any trade war between the two countries, which does not make bilateral trade better. "

The Chinese PM said as the day after the US trade representative said China was one of the top trade issues facing the United States.