Key Points
- China's net merchandise exports exceeded $1 trillion
- Chinese companies receive direct subsidies and implicit support
- China's industrial competitiveness continues to grow despite external negative factors
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China's industry is operating under external conditions such as trade tensions, pandemic, geopolitical conflicts, and restructuring of global supply chains. Nevertheless, China's net merchandise exports continued to grow and now exceed $1 trillion. The reasons why China's manufacturing competitiveness has not been weakened by external factors include direct subsidies and other forms of implicit support similar to those in other major economies.
Another explanation for why China's industrial competitiveness has not weakened is that the direct subsidies received by Chinese companies are not more than those received by companies in other major economies. However, this explanation also raises some issues, as direct subsidies alone are not strong enough to support this explanation.
In conclusion, China's industrial competitiveness has continued to grow despite the negative effects of external conditions and now exceeds $1 trillion.
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- Despite external negative factors, China's industrial competitiveness continues to grow
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