United States Trade War With China and the Effect on the Soybean Market in The United States
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to examine the buildup of a trade war between China and
the United States. Specifically, looking at the soybean industry in the United States. The study
will break down the economies of the two countries and look at the soybean industry in both of
them. Next it will analyze the how and why the events that led to the trade war. The analytical
section of this paper uses a welfare analysis approach to examine the winners and losers of
international trade. These welfare analyses will be focused on the soybean industry in the United
States. These analyses will demonstrate that the American soybean farmer did not win in
international trade and that they lost a lot of profit due to the policies that Donald Trump
imposed.
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