Analysis on the economic effect of Sino-US trade friction from the perspective of added value

Zhu, Zhu; Zheng, Hongxing

doi:10.1007/s10668-021-01390-4

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“…An increasing number of studies have investigated the impact of the Sino-US TC on the financial market (Shi et al, 2021), global value chains (Javorcik, 2020;Zhu & Zheng, 2022), and technology. Houser (2020) notes that the Sino-U.S. TC will hinder the worldwide development of TP.…”

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Does Technological Progress Promote or Prevent Trade Conflict? Evidence From China

Zhao,

Su,

Dumitrescu Peculea

2024

Technological and Economic Development of Economy

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Using the bootstrap rolling-window subsample Granger causality test from China, this study analyses the influence of technological progress (TP) on trade conflict (TC). The results show that TP can both promote and prevent TC. In 2012 and 2018, TP led to more trade conflicts between China and its trading partners. This result proves the “trade-loss effect”, suggesting that TP in one country promotes TC by threatening other countries’ income. However, TP had a negative influence on TC in 2021 and 2022. This finding is consistent with the “welfare effect”, implying that TP can prevent TC by providing more high-quality and cheaper products for worldwide consumers. This study suggests that the government should adopt appropriate trade policies when encouraging TP to promote bilateral trade. Furthermore, firms should develop their own high-quality irreplaceable products through technological innovation to address TC risk.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Does Technological Progress Promote or Prevent Trade Conflict? Evidence From China

Zhao,

Su,

Dumitrescu Peculea

2024

Technological and Economic Development of Economy

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“…Many authoritative statistical data, including natural index, show that in recent years, in terms of the number of conference papers and peer-reviewed journal articles, China has continued to grow rapidly, and the gap with the United States has been narrowing, and even surpassed the United States in some rankings. However, China still lags far behind the United States in the number and originality of highly cited papers [4].…”

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The Role of High-end Manufacturing in Sino US Trade Friction

Du¹

2023

BCPBM

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Since the end of 2017, the US China policy has undergone major changes, and trade friction and technological competition have gradually become the focus of bilateral relations. China strives to strengthen its independent innovation capability, master key core technologies, and become an innovative country. The United States suppressed China on the grounds that "China forces us enterprises to transfer technology and steals US intellectual property rights.". Advanced technology has become the main stage of competition and contest between China and the United States. And high-end manufacturing enterprises play an extremely important role. From the perspective of the economic development of China and the United States, this paper looks for the causes of Sino US trade frictions and the underlying internal logic. Finally, from the perspective of high-end manufacturing development, the paper analyzes the advantages and possible problems of the development of China and the United States.

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“…Since joining the World Trade Organization (WTO), China’s trade has developed at an amazing speed [ 1 , 2 ]. It has become the world’s factory [ 3 ], providing rich raw materials and commodities to other countries, and being a strong link in the global value chain (GVC) [ 4 ]. This development is closely related to the dynamic growth of export trade in hundreds of Chinese cities, especially in eastern coastal areas.…”

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Competition among cities for export trade brings diversification: The experience of China’s urban export trade development

Wang

et al. 2022

PLoS ONE

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Market competition is considered to have a significant impact on product diversification, but related issues are rarely discussed on a city scale. To analyze the diversification of export commodities and export market of 270 Chinese cities, this study uses data from 2000 to 2017 based on the commodity concentration index, market concentration index, export similarity index, spatial stratified heterogeneity, and the Almon lag model. The study’s findings are: (1) The diversification of exports in most Chinese cities increased, which was higher in more developed cities in the southeast than in less developed ones in the northwest. With time, the degree of commodity and market diversification in some developed southeast Chinese cities (e.g., Shanghai) declined. This indicates the difference in and complexity of the evolution of export development in hundreds of Chinese cities between 2000 and 2017. (2) The export competition between cities became increasingly fierce, which effectively urged most of them to improve their export diversification levels. Facing increasing export competition pressure, 81.11% of the total number of cities will enhance the diversification of export commodities to cope with challenges posed by other cities. But only 56.67% will further expand the export market when the pressure of export competition increases. The biggest contribution of this study is the finding that for most Chinese cities, when export competition from other domestic cities increases, increasing diversification of products becomes a wise choice. However, the influence of competition on the diversification degree of the city’s export market is relatively weak. This study provides not only a new perspective for existing research on urban export trade, but also valuable information for cities to form a more profitable and robust trading system.

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Analysis on the economic effect of Sino-US trade friction from the perspective of added value

Cited by 7 publications

References 12 publications

Does Technological Progress Promote or Prevent Trade Conflict? Evidence From China

Does Technological Progress Promote or Prevent Trade Conflict? Evidence From China

The Role of High-end Manufacturing in Sino US Trade Friction

Competition among cities for export trade brings diversification: The experience of China’s urban export trade development

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