National Security vs. Economic Gain: A Debate on US-China Export Policy

Export controls, both American and Chinese, have come to rival tariffs in importance in the United States and China’s bilateral relationship. They can also matter a great deal to US allies and friends, who wish to export products that rely on American technology to China. Restrictive export controls make it more difficult for China to re-create American technological gains, while permissive export controls allow more business for American and allied companies and could avoid China’s own export controls.

Aaron Ginn, CEO of technology exporter Hydra Host; David Feith, former State Department and White House official; Chris Miller, author of Chip Wars: The Fight for the World's Most Critical Technology; and Derek Scissors of AEI will debate the merits of tight versus loose export controls as applied to China and generally.

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