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The US has forced three rounds of levies on Chinese items this year, totalling $250bn worth of merchandise.
The initial two rounds put 25% levies on $50bn worth of imports from China, and Beijing countered in kind.
Mr Trump says he needs to stop the "unreasonable exchanges of American innovation and licensed innovation to China" and secure employments.
Duties, in principle, will make US-made items less expensive than imported ones, so urge purchasers to purchase American. The thought is they would help nearby organizations and bolster the national economy.
U.S. trusts Chinese laws undermine licensed innovation rights by driving remote organizations to draw in in joint ventures with Chinese organizations, which at that point gives the Chinese organizations access and consent to utilize, enhance, duplicate or take their advancements. The U.S. additionally raises worries that China neglects to perceive authentic licenses and copyrights, and victimizes remote imported innovation.