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168. Did Trump’s trade war make China more protectionist?
Oct 10, 2022
Exploring how Trump's trade war impacted Chinese public opinion towards trade and technology, leading to a rise in protectionist views. The podcast discusses the effects of US tariffs on Chinese attitudes, export controls on Chinese technology, and the broader implications on global trade and trading systems.
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- Chinese public sentiment towards trade shifted towards protectionism due to US tariffs.
- Survey results showed increased protectionism among Chinese public when informed about US technology restrictions.
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Effect of US Tariffs on Chinese Public's Views on Trade
The research conducted by Yae-ling Tan and her co-author aimed to assess the impact of US tariffs on Chinese public sentiment towards trade. Through surveys, they found that while the baseline support for free trade among the Chinese public was positive, revealing a generally open attitude towards trade, this sentiment shifted when respondents were informed about the US tariffs. The study indicated that the average level of protectionism among the Chinese public increased significantly in response to the tariffs, showcasing a change in attitude towards trade.
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