Chain reaction

The China link in global supply chains

Michael Wolf

United States

Michael Wolf

United States

Endnotes

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    2. Koshy Mathai et al., China’s changing trade and the implications for the CLMV economies, International Monetary Fund, 2016. View in article

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    4. Laura Berger-Thomson and Mary-Alice Doyle, Shifts in production in East Asia, Reserve Bank of Australia, June 2013. View in article

    5. Kathrin Hill, “Foxconn to move China jobs inland,” Financial Times, March 4, 2011. View in article

    6. Eastern provinces here have been defined as Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Shandong, Guangdong, and Hainan. View in article

    7. National Bureau of Statistics of China, Author calculations of annual data.
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    8. National Bureau of Statistics, 2019 Migrant Workers Monitoring Survey ReportView in article

    9. Shi Li, “The economic situation of rural migrant workers in China,” China Perspectives, October 28, 2019. View in article

    10. National Bureau of Statistics, 2019 Migrant Workers Monitoring Survey ReportView in article

    11. National Bureau of Statistics of China, Author calculations of annual data.
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    12. Jetro Services, “About the companies adopted in the first open call for participants (equipment introduction assistance type (general frame/special frame)),” July 17, 2020. View in article

    13. Gartner, “Gartner survey reveals 33% of supply chain leaders moved business out of China or plan to by 2023,” press release, June 24, 2020. View in article

    14. Author calculations using US Census Bureau trade data, sourced via Haver Analytics. View in article

    15. Author calculations using UN Comtrade Database. View in article

    16. Kevin Yao, “What we know about China's 'dual circulation' economic strategy,” Reuters, September 16, 2020. View in article

    17. United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, “World population prospects 2019,” accessed November 19, 2020. View in article

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Acknowledgement

Cover image by: Daniel Hertzberg