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HomeEngaging China at a time of transition
Capitalising on a new era of Chinese global investment and foreign policy initiatives. Issue 16, 15 July 2016
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China has become the world’s third largest economy in terms of output – behind the European Union and the United States – thanks to a phenomenal annual growth rate of about 10% since the 1980s. It is now also the third largest global player in external trade. Yet, China is slowing down in its economic race, despite having made the greatest contribution to world output growth in 2015. The significance of the Chinese economy and the questions arising about its sustainability bear strategic and direct consequences for the EU. First, what are the implications of the real danger of China experiencing a ‘hard landing’ as a result of unsustainable debt levels? Second, what does the rise of China as a sizeable exporter of capital to the world at large and Europe in particular mean for the EU? Finally, what are the repercussions of China’s increasingly active role and rising ambitions as a sponsor of – and actor within – global multilateral institutions?
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- Autor zbiorowy: European Political Strategy Centre (Komisja Europejska)
- Tematy Azja , Polityka handlowa
- Temat: Chiny , handel zagraniczny , inwestycja zagraniczna , polityka unijna , polityka zagraniczna , rynek kapitałowy , wspólna strategia , wzrost gospodarczy , zadłużenie
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| ISSN 2467-4222 | ISBN 978-92-79-63318-8 | DOI 10.2872/564697 | Numer katalogowy ES-AA-16-016-EN-N |
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