Workers iron shirts in an apparel factory in Haian city, in east China’s Jiangsu province. While China has lost market share in sectors such as apparel exports, it has still managed to contribute far more to overall export growth than any other economy. Photo: AP
Opinion
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The View
Why trade will continue to power China, even as it tries to look inward
- While the heyday of China’s export-led growth may have passed and the ‘dual circulation’ strategy emphasises giving greater play to domestic growth drivers, the continued impact of trade may not be as bleak as some experts have suggested
Workers iron shirts in an apparel factory in Haian city, in east China’s Jiangsu province. While China has lost market share in sectors such as apparel exports, it has still managed to contribute far more to overall export growth than any other economy. Photo: AP
