China's focus on boosting exports will disrupt global politics and start a new trade war next year, economist says

• China wants to transition its growth model, with a bigger role for manufacturing, China Beige Book CEO Leland Miller told CNBC.
• That will boost its exports, which could spark unrest in global economies, prompting trade wars.
• China is already proving itself in electric vehicle, solar panel, and battery manufacturing.

As China looks to transition towards a healthier growth model, its strategy could spark a head-to-head with other global economies, China Beige Book CEO Leland Miller told CNBC.