A war game simulation conducted by Chinese researchers suggests that a complete economic decoupling between the US and China could unexpectedly benefit other nations. By modeling global supply chain restructuring, the study found that countries, particularly in Southeast Asia, could see increased economic welfare as they partially replace trade and production activities previously conducted through US-China cooperation. However, these benefits are contingent on those nations maintaining their economic ties with China, as severing them would lead to welfare losses. AI
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- Bay Area International Business School
- Beijing Normal University
- China
- Guangdong
- Guangzhou Geological Survey Institute
- South China Journal of Economics
- Southeast Asia
- US
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