US and China: Are we set for a trade war after Donald Trump win?

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  Hello and welcome to Business Matters here on the BBC World Service.

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  I'm Rahul Tanden.

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  One big story that we're looking at as we have been doing across the world service here on Wednesday and now, of course, it is Thursday morning here in the UK that is the election re election of Donald Trump.

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  He will be the next president of the United States.

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  We're going to get lots of different reaction to this.

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  We've got two guests.

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  We normally go to opposite sides of the world, but on a day like this, we've decided that both guests should be in the US the world's largest economy.

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  We have Maya McGuinness, president of the Washington based nonprofit organization the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.

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  First time on the program.

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  What a good date to choose.

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  It's quite a busy one.

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  Maya, you're there in Washington.

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  Lots of chatter, lots of conversations taking place, I presume as people digest the results.

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  Oh, yeah.

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  It is quite a day here in Washington.

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  A lot to process, A lot of surprises.

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  A lot of people walking around with slightly stunned look on their faces because things turned out so differently than many folks were expecting.

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