美国联邦政府2023年预算如何提到中国?

美国联邦政府2023年预算有12处提及中国：

P1

We are competing with China from a position of strength, while leading a global coalition united in condemnation of Russian aggression against Ukraine.

P4

As more Americans have gotten back to work, the economy has come roaring back to life. In 2021, the American economy grew at 5.7 percent, the fastest rate in nearly four decades. For the first time in 20 years, the economy grew faster than China’s. 

P10

The President has prioritized strategic competition with China and worked with allies and partners to resist coercion and deter aggression from Beijing and Moscow, and ended America’s 20-year war in Afghanistan while removing all U.S. troops. 

P14

We are at the beginning of a decisive decade that will determine the future of strategic competition with China, the trajectory of the climate crisis, and whether the rules governing technology, trade, and international economics enshrine or violate our democratic values. 

P18

The Budget invests in deepening and modernizing our alliances and partnerships, as we are stronger in managing challenges—whether in the form of China’s trade abuses, Russian aggression, or the worsening climate crisis—when we work in concert with those who share our values or interests. 

The Budget proposes $773 billion for the Department of Defense (DOD). To sustain and strengthen deterrence, the Budget prioritizes China as the Department’s pacing challenge.

To support American leadership in defending democracy, freedom, and security worldwide, the Budget includes nearly $1.8 billion to support a free and open, connected, secure, and resilient IndoPacific Region and the Indo-Pacific Strategy, and $400 million for the Countering the People’s Republic of China Malign Influence Fund. 

P19

While focused on maintaining robust deterrence against China and Russia, the Budget would also enable DOD to counter other persistent threats including those posed by North Korea, Iran, and violent extremist organizations.

P53

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

The Budget proposes $773 billion for DOD. To sustain and strengthen deterrence, the Budget prioritizes China as the Department’s pacing challenge.

While focused on maintaining robust deterrence against China and Russia, the Budget also enables DOD to counter other persistent threats including those posed by North Korea, Iran, and violent extremist organizations.

P89

DEPARTMENT OF STATE AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS

These investments would position the United States to compete with China, and any other nation, from a position of strength.

P90

To strengthen and modernize America’s alliances and partnerships in vital global regions and assert U.S. leadership in strategic competition, the Budget includes nearly $1.8 billion to support a free and open, connected, secure, and resilient Indo-Pacific Region and the Indo-Pacific Strategy, and $400 million for the Countering the People’s Republic of China Malign Influence Fund.