Analysis of the global trade network of the chip industry chain: Does the U.S.-China tech war matter?

Zhang, Yongli; Zhu, X.

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e17092

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“…The sales growth has decreased from -11.73% in 2017 to -54.34% in 2018. Apart from the automobile manufacturing industry, the field of electronic technology has also been significantly impacted due to the trade war, and this has been mainly focused on Huawei [12]. Huawei has been out on the US trade restrictions list, and this list restricts most suppliers who have the potential to supply technology or goods to Huawei.…”

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The Impact of the Sino-US Trade War on Manufacturing Industry in Both Countries

Chen,

Dong,

Qian

et al. 2023

EHSS

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The Sino-U.S. trade war created multiple impacts on different fields for both states. Most people would agree with the statement that people's lives became worse, many firms had to close down, the conflict between states increased, and the trend of globalization was reversed. In this research, the paper mainly discusses the impact of the Sino-US trade war, and it is hypothesized that the trade war has negative consequences on both sides. Specifically, both the manufacturing industry in the U.S. and China decreased in size, and China tried to be more innovative to compensate for it; new policies and tariffs that put on the trade between China and the U.S. decreased the exchange of consuming product; the introduction of foreign investment also declined in the manufacturing industries of both sides. The research could enable people to understand the current economic status clearly and allow related companies and the consumers to make plans for future policy.

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Section: Case Analysis Of Electronic Productmentioning

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The Impact of the Sino-US Trade War on Manufacturing Industry in Both Countries

Chen,

Dong,

Qian

et al. 2023

EHSS

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“…They mainly discussed the disputes, competition, and winning and losing among the conflicting parties (Nugroho et al, 2021). Zhang and Zhu (2023) argued most of these studies also frequently neglected the global industrial chain perspective. In fact, many developing economies have relied on the US and China as their export market and global industrial chains and networks.…”

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Impact of the US-China Trade War on Foreign Trade of Emerging Economies: Brazil, South Africa, and Indonesia

Kurniawan,

Rizal Luthfi

2023

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The study analyses the potential impacts of the US-China trade war on the foreign trade of emerging economies, i.e., Indonesia, Brazil, and South Africa, and their foreign economic policies to obtain alternative markets outside the US and China. These countries were chosen because they have similar industrial characteristics and robust commercial relationships with the US and China. This study uses desk review approach and secondary data analysis from the International Trade Center (ITC) Database, the WTO Tariff Database, and the Peterson Institute of International Economics (PIIE). The impacts were portrayed in several views: triangular trade structure, global value chain, China+1, and Global South relationship. In the context of a triangular trade structure with China as the mediator, Indonesia’s and Brazil's trade was relatively secure since they exported considerable natural resources to China. At the same time, they could maintain positive trade performance with the US and China owing to the global value chain. South Africa has extensive imports of intermediate goods from the US and China, mainly for the automotive sector and further processed for the African market. However, since the significant position of the US as a trading partner, Indonesia, Brazil, and South Africa were potentially exposed to protectionism behavior. Indonesia benefits significantly from the US General System Preferences (GSP) trade facilities for developing countries. The consistent trade surplus has raised critical concerns from the US government regarding Indonesian exports. Therefore, the escalation has also enhanced cooperation in the Global South, including the Brazil-led Mercosur free trade negotiation with Singapore and Indonesia's preferential trade agreement with Pakistan and Bangladesh.

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A Study on the Game Strategy of Chip Price Behavior at the Background of the US-China Trade War

2024

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The US-China trade war has had a profound impact on the game strategy and price behavior of chips in the semiconductor industry. This study aims to analyze the influencing factors, strategic shifts, and game theory dynamics of chip prices in the context of the trade war. The asymmetrical relationship between the United States and China in chip supply and demand, coupled with the imposition of tariffs and restrictions, has disrupted the supply chain, which leads to fluctuations in chip prices. The study highlights the artificial inflation of demand and oversupply of certain chip types because of stockpiling and entity list disruptions. It also examines the impact of tariffs on the cost structure of semiconductor manufacturing and the subsequent adjustments in pricing strategies. Furthermore, the study explores the localization strategies and shifts in global semiconductor production that have been prompted by the trade war and their implications on chip prices. Lastly, the study analyzes the repeated game perspective and its influence on the strategic choices and behaviors of the parties involved in the trade war. Overall, this study provides insights into the game strategy and price behavior of chips in the background of the US-China trade war, contributing to a better understanding of the dynamics and implications for the semiconductor industry.

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Analysis of the global trade network of the chip industry chain: Does the U.S.-China tech war matter?

Cited by 7 publications

References 43 publications

The Impact of the Sino-US Trade War on Manufacturing Industry in Both Countries

The Impact of the Sino-US Trade War on Manufacturing Industry in Both Countries

Impact of the US-China Trade War on Foreign Trade of Emerging Economies: Brazil, South Africa, and Indonesia

A Study on the Game Strategy of Chip Price Behavior at the Background of the US-China Trade War

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