Trade relations refer to the economic connections and interactions between countries regarding the exchange of goods and services. These relations encompass the policies, agreements, and practices that govern international trade, including tariffs, trade agreements, import and export regulations, and trade barriers. Trade relations can be influenced by factors such as economic interests, political considerations, and diplomatic ties. Successful trade relations are often characterized by mutual benefits, where countries engage in trade to enhance economic growth, access resources, and create opportunities for businesses and consumers. Strong trade relations can lead to increased cooperation between nations, while poor trade relations may result in trade disputes, sanctions, or economic isolation.
Durante muchas décadas, China ha ostentado el título de "principal socio comercial de Estados Unidos". Sin embargo, según informes del Buró del Censo de Estados Unidos, el año pasado México…