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June 6, 2024Emerald expert briefings0 citations

Chinese trade diversion will shape Asian commerce

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Significance US efforts to friend-shore and ‘de-risk’ supply chains have forced China to reroute trade flows, with India and Vietnam emerging as key low-cost manufacturing hubs. Meanwhile, China has become a major supplier of capital equipment and key components to other countries in Asia. Impacts Local and foreign companies in China will continue to shift manufacturing abroad amid persisting tense China-US relations. India and Vietnam will attract investment in sectors aiding production and exports, including financial services and logistics. China will increasingly focus on producing and supplying high-tech and capital-intensive goods for other regional economies. US export control measures could slow China’s level of technological advancement compared to Taiwan and South Korea.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e65e26b6db6435875ec39bhttps://doi.org/10.1108/oxan-db287524
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