The Influence of "Made in China" on the Great Modration of the Global Economy: An Empirical Test Based on Value Chains
January 19, 2017 at 10:20 Source: Social Sciences in China Press Author: yang jijun and fan conGlai

yang jijun a and fan constai b

A SCHOOL of International Economics and Trade, Nanjing University of Finance and Economics

B Nanjing University Business School

 Bet365 app download We have collected data on China ’s 22 Main Trading Partners for 1984-2012 And Used System to Study The Influence of" Made in China "on the" Great Mo " DRATION "of the Global Economy. Our Research Shows that Although Trade Scale, Real Effective Exchange Rate, Oil Prices, Fixed Capital Investment and Other Variables Have Significantly Expanded Global Economic Volatility, "Made in China" Has Markedly RESTRAINED OUTPUT GROWTH RATE FLATUATIONS in Countries Around the World and Price Fluctuations in Development ries, Helping the Global Economy Develop with "High Growth, Low Volatility. "" Made in China "is a Long-Term Variable in the Context of the Global Value Chain. Ain RESTRURURING to Further Upgrade and Develop Processing and ManUFACTURING INDERY and Expand ITS Presence In the International Market. It Could Choose to Adopt A "Mirror Strategy" and Launch TRADE SANCTIONS TARGETING COUNTERPERPERIES OR ENTERPRISES TO COUNTER IR Rational Trade Sanctions from the Developed Countries. At the say time, However, It IS Important for China to make my own contribution to Improve Global Economic Governance and Building A New Internal Economic Order In the Era OF. Global Value Chains by Streangthening Its Policy Coordination with Other Countries.

 Keywords:Global Value Chain,Value-Added Trade,Made in China, Processing Trade,The Great Modration

 

  

  

 

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