The United States in a pre-trade war dispute with China. This, some say, opens the door for more retaliatory tariffs. The World Trade Organization has ruled against some U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods that do not comply with WTO rules. The case was opened in 2012 when the United States implemented tariffs aimed at products the U.S. claimed "were unfairly subsidized" by Chinese state-owned companies. Joining us now to talk about the impact of this is Lebohang Pheko - Senior Research Fellow Trade Collective think tank. Azwiphelile Langalanga is International and investment policy advisor at Tutwa Consultancy:
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