Title: US China Trade War Effect on Global Economy
Headings: US China Trade War Effect on Global Economy
US China Trade War Effect on Global Economy
Causes of US China Trade War
Impacts of the United States-China Trade War
1) Slow Global GDP Growth
2) US Manufacturing Suffered
3) Reduced Trade Flows between the US and China
4) China’s Yuan Depreciated
5) Increased Price of Goods and Reducing Demand
6) The structure of Production Changed
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Content: Then again, the news of U.S China negotiation developments disrupted the credit risk prices. The sudden rise in the credit risk prices coincided with the negotiations which were announced by both the nations in the month of May and August this year. 5) Increased Price of Goods and Reducing Demand
The U.S China dispute has already disrupted the global economy, with both the nations at a huge loss. In the US, increased tariffs operate like an increased sales tax on imported goods that are levied on US consumers in the form of increased prices. The customers and the producers are liable to pay this increasing price of goods that ultimately damages the competitiveness, thereby reducing the demands for goods. However, though the tariffs raise the prices of goods for the China’s government, they have a comparatively less direct impact on the producers due to the exemptions imposed by the Chinese government on some intermediate inputs. For the US markets, both total imports and exports declined following the US China dispute (because of the difficulty in relocating to other locations), but China successfully diverted its exports away from the United States by expanding its reach in other markets and by increasing their total exports. This successfully set a chain reaction in motion; China increased exports to Europe and other countries in Southeast Asia, which in turn increased their total exports to the United States. 6) The structure of Production Changed
The U.S. China Trade disputes disrupted the structure of production in both China and the United States, though in different ways.