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Apple shows why Trump's threat to sever China trade over Korea rings hollow

Apple's iPhone components are sourced from dozens of countries, with China playing a major role

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The actions of Kim Jong Un are set to further increase tensions in the region, where concerns have grown that a war of words between US President Donald Trump and N Korea’s supreme leader could set off a military conflict Photo: Reuters

Greg Wright | The Conversation
 
President Donald Trump tweeted on September 3 that the US “is considering, in addition to other options, stopping all trade with any country doing business with North Korea” after it performed a nuclear test.
Though North Korea currently trades with nearly 100 countries, this threat was almost certainly aimed at China, by far its biggest trading partner.
And it is technically something that a US president can do. Under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977, the president can impose trade restrictions in

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