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Photo: Shawn Thew/Press Pool Avoiding a trade war is simple, say some economists: Just don’t fight back.

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Another is that, since China is our adversary, a trade war (or a cold war) is more likely to lead to a hot one; our economic interdependence lowered the likelihood of actual conflict on both sides.