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Recently there have been several news talking about the slowdown of production (and productivity) in south-east Asia (especially China). Answer the following questions under the following assumptions: there are only two regions in the world; the U.S and China, the U.S. is net importer (therefore is more sensitive to changes in its imports), China is net exporter (therefore is more sensitive to changes in its exports), both countries are of similar economic size and also assume there is an important decrease in production in China but that this decrease doesn't eliminate trade between the two economies (it affects them but doesn't eliminate them).
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