President-elect Joe Biden’s ability to deliver trade policy changes will be a function, in part, of the outcome of the Senate election races, which may not be completed before January. In the meantime President Trump has around 11 weeks to continue deploying his trade policies via executive action. With regards to China, at least two scenarios present themselves. First, President Trump may seek to preserve the legacy of his tough-on-China stance by leaving current tariffs in place, leaving the phase 1 trade deal in place and continuing with the marginal tightening of technology export...