China’s Export Growth and the China Safeguard : Threats to the World Trading System?
Is there evidence from China's pre-WTO accession period that newly imposed U.S. or EU import restrictions deflect Chinese exports to third markets? The authors examine this question by drawing on a newly constructed data set of U.S. and EU pro...
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Format: | Policy Research Working Paper |
Language: | English |
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2012
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Summary: | Is there evidence from China's
pre-WTO accession period that newly imposed U.S. or EU
import restrictions deflect Chinese exports to third
markets? The authors examine this question by drawing on a
newly constructed data set of U.S. and EU product-level
import restrictions on Chinese trade imposed between 1992
and 2001 and estimate their impact on Chinese exports to 38
alternative markets. There is no systematic evidence that
the import restrictions imposed during this period resulted
in Chinese exports surging to such alternate destinations.
To the contrary, there is weak evidence of a chilling effect
on China's exports to third markets. |
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