Economic policies regarding china, focusing on those pursued from 2017 to 2024 We begin with a summary of two of the united states’ primary economic policy goals regarding china This trend may reduce incentives for negotiation, heighten uncertainty over taiwan, yet also enable future bilateral. To understand the scale and trend of the current us economic relationship with china requires a point of comparison Data from 2016 should not show any efect of decoupling eforts. Introduction the united states is conducting technological decoupling from china that has been increasingly rising as a new economic power
While both the us and china have greatly benefited from establishing global technology supply chains. Chamber of commerce documented first in our 2010 report china’s drive for indigenous innovation A web of industrial policies, which focused on the policies and implementation tools beijing deployed to reduce reliance on foreign technology, and subsequently in our september 2016 report preventing deglobalization The first wave is the “trade war” under trump The second wave is the “technological war” under biden And they believe that the united states is fomenting a third wave in the form of a “financial war.” beijing does not believe the united states has gained a significant strategic advantage over.
We develop measures of technology decoupling and dependence between the united states and china based on combined patent data
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