Today, the United States needs to reestablish a free-world economic bloc, this time aimed at China. This is not a sweeping call for de-globalization; bloc members would still trade with China in most sectors and could reduce tariffs on low-value Chinese goods.9 Nor is it a call for the sort of economic unilateralism the Trump administration often practiced. Rather, it entails re-globalization—deepening integration among the United States and its allies—to blunt Chinese economic leverage and pursue a strategic, multilateral decoupling in the technologies and resources that matter most.10
