If you’re an economist and can assume away anything you like, sure, via the AFR:
The trade war between the United States and China will shave just 0.07 of a percentage point off Australia’s gross domestic product in the next two years – five times less than Canada and three times less than the global economy, new modelling by JPMorgan shows.
Australia is likely to be less affected by the trade war than other countries because of iron ore exports feeding into China’s construction sector and their potential fiscal stimulus, as well as likely cheaper imports from excess Chinese products hurt by US tariffs.
