Cambodia’s Response to COVID-19 and Its Impacts on Cambodia–China Relations

Chandarith, Neak; Sok, Sothearak

doi:10.1007/978-981-33-4416-7_4

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“…In Asia, Vietnam, Bangladesh, and Cambodia have witnessed significant increases in their global shares of labor‐intensive exports in the last few years, but others have not (Anwar, 2021; Neak & Sok, 2021). Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Myanmar, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam exported 13.3% of labor‐intensive manufactured goods in 2018, compared to 7.2% in 2001 and 3.4% in 1984 (Hanson, 2021).…”

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“…indicates that in 2019, the top exports of Vietnam are Broadcasting Equipment ($42.3B), Telephones ($18.2B), Integrated Circuits ($15.5B), Textile Footwear ($10.6B), and Leather Footwear ($6.43B), exporting mostly to United States ($63.7B), China ($40.3B), Japan ($21.2B), South Korea ($20.3B), and Germany ($8.22B).In Asia, Vietnam, Bangladesh, and Cambodia have witnessed significant increases in their global shares of labor-intensive exports in the last few years, but others have not(Anwar, 2021;Neak & Sok, 2021). Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Myanmar, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam exported 13.3% of labor-intensive manufactured goods in , compared to 7.2% in 2001 and 3.4% in 1984(Hanson, 2021.…”

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U.S.‐China trade war and competitive advantage of Vietnam

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Coffelt

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Thunderbird Intl Bus Rev

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China has been losing international competitiveness in labor‐intensive industries due to various factors, including the trade war with the United States and globalization. Vietnam, however, has rapidly expanded its labor‐intensive exports. The paper proposes to explore the future of labor‐intensive industries in Vietnam due to the U.S.‐China trade war. The paper examines export performance data from United Nation Comtrade for 10 specific labor‐intensive industries that serve the U.S. market between 2000 and 2020 to assess the possibility of Vietnam overtaking China's position as the world's largest manufacturer. Using situation analysis, the paper compares the competitive advantage of Vietnam in labor‐intensive industries due to the U.S.‐China trade war. The paper found that China's competitiveness was negatively impacted for the final two periods, while Vietnam's competitive advantage increased.

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“…Meanwhile, China is going to open its doors to Cambodia. [ 36 ] This means that Vietnam will have one more competitor in this market. For the EU market, demand has not increased since the Covid‐19 pandemic, making it difficult for Vietnam to have a positive growth rate in 2022.…”

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Overview: The value chain of Tra catfish in Mekong Delta Region, Vietnam

Tan,

Tuyen,

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Vietnam Journal of Chemistry

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Aquaculture of Tra catfish (Pangasius hypophthalmus) of Mekong Delta has a record production of 1,525 million tons in 2022. It is one of the largest single‐species based farming systems that is restricted to a small geographical area, in the world. The product (frozen fillets) that has been exported to over 138 countries with a value of about 1.6 billion USD is an acceptable alternative to white fish. Tra catfish is farmed in earthen ponds, up to 4 m in deep, in nine provinces in the Mekong Delta in South Vietnam. Over the years, the Tra catfish farming and processing industry in Vietnam has been constantly developed and become a spearhead economic sector of Vietnam which has become a leading part of international economic integration. However, due to the global impact of the Covid‐19 epidemic with increasing competition pressure and product quality requirements, the Tra catfish industry is facing both challenges and opportunities. Therefore, in this paper, the Tra catfish such as species, anatomical composition, and chemical composition is briefly reviewed. After that, the value chain of Tra catfish in the Mekong Delta as well as demand forecasting and development orientation in the future is further analyzed.

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Cambodia’s Perceptions of China

Watanabe,

Samreth

2024

Asian Survey

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Cambodia has been portrayed as the most pro-China country in Southeast Asia. We argue that such views oversimplify and overgeneralize Cambodia’s agency and its perception of China. Acknowledging the multifaceted nature of Cambodians’ perceptions of China, we examined these perceptions using data from our extensive survey in the capital city and 11 provinces. We identify several key factors influencing these perceptions, which vary significantly across regions and groups. The data indicate a multifaceted and evolving relationship between Cambodia and China. While Cambodia’s economic growth and Chinese investments have strengthened ties between the two nations, it is crucial to recognize the diversity of perceptions among Cambodians. Policymakers and stakeholders in both Cambodia and China should consider these nuances to foster mutually beneficial partnerships.

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Cambodia’s Response to COVID-19 and Its Impacts on Cambodia–China Relations

Cited by 4 publications

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U.S.‐China trade war and competitive advantage of Vietnam

U.S.‐China trade war and competitive advantage of Vietnam

Overview: The value chain of Tra catfish in Mekong Delta Region, Vietnam

Cambodia’s Perceptions of China

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