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Tech wars: US vs China rivalry for electronics out to 2035
The US-China tech rivalry has reshaped the global electronics sector, with both countries competing for technological dominance. This article explores the long-term implications of this competition, focusing on trade disruptions, innovation, and future industry trends. The US-China tech war has intensified dramatically since 2017, employing a full spectrum of measures from tariffs and export controls to restrictions on market access in a race for technological dominance that is reshaping the global electronics landscape. While our calculations indicate a substantial shift in US imports away from China that has cost ... (full story)
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