Approaching the end of its global supremacy, and continuing to assert its economic power and strengthening its role as lender of last resort, the US under Donald Trump has started a low-intensity total war against China.

Trump’s total war has significant implications for the multilateral system and the institutions that make up global economic governance. We can address these another time; some have been discussed in this column previously...

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