It would depend on the nature of the ending.
If trade between the US and China ended abruptly, there would be a backlash period until each nation's economy could recover. Such a large percentage of each nation's trade is with each other that the effect would be widespread and devastating for both countries. It would result in economic problems felt by most of the world (to one extent or another). In the US, local goods would become prohibitively expensive, and the economy would struggle. In China, local goods would become virtually worthless, and their economy would struggle also. As with any situation, eventually an equilibrium would be found. The question is how much damage would be caused in the interim period.
"China has a lage trade surplus."
If the US stopped trade with China, it could lead to economic disruptions for both countries. Prices of goods may increase, businesses could suffer, and there could be political tensions. It could also impact global supply chains and relationships with other countries.
America would not trade with Britain until it ended impressment
destruction of the whole world
If the U.S. stopped trading with China, it could lead to economic disruptions for both countries. Prices of goods may increase, businesses could suffer, and there could be political tensions. The global economy could also be affected, as both countries are major players in international trade.
In 1500 the trade policy was that china would only trade with japan and other Asian countries
"China has a lage trade surplus."
China would take over the world
The demise of free trade would probably not end the world. Finances would be restructured and the world would go on. Evil will bring about the end of the world, Satan's and man's.
this would be Japan and china. is that you jared?
the city that was on china's side would have been destroyed
We All Die
We would still be cavemen, probably.
china would be in alot of trouble because we are the strongest military force in the world
If the US stopped trade with China, it could lead to economic disruptions for both countries. Prices of goods may increase, businesses could suffer, and there could be political tensions. It could also impact global supply chains and relationships with other countries.
Prices for goods usually imported from China would rise.
America would not trade with Britain until it ended impressment