The role of the economic interest in the strategy of the United States of America from 2009-2023

Abstract

Interests in general and economic interests in particular require both parties to cooperate, due to the intertwining of their economies in terms of investment and trade. They are the largest trading partners and their negative and positive relationship affects the future of the international system. Whenever their relations improve, a sound environment for growth and progress becomes available, but this does not prevent the existence of competition that may rise to conflict as a result of a clash of interests, as international politics is rational behavior and the factors of profit and loss are controlled by nature. Economic interest has the largest role and the basic pillar in crystallizing the American competition and conflict. The Chinese, each of them does what it deems appropriate for its economic superiority over the other, and even employs its internal and external agenda for that. The conflict between the two largest economic powers puts the world in the place of this circle of competition, and the global economy cannot bear that conflict despite it being an existing reality. Embodied by economic and trade war.