China’s export mercantilism is bad for everyone
China has embraced dependency on exports as the cornerstone of its economic policy. Mercantilism benefits the Chinese Communist Party and its absolute ruler, Xi Jinping. But it damages the domestic economy and reduces the prosperity of its people.
- ▪China has embraced dependency on exports as the cornerstone of its economic policy.
- ▪Mercantilism benefits the Chinese Communist Party and its absolute ruler, Xi Jinping.
- ▪But it damages the domestic economy and reduces the prosperity of its people.
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| Publication time | Fri, 24 Jul 2026 10:00:00 +0000 |
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China has embraced dependency on exports as the cornerstone of its economic policy. Mercantilism benefits the Chinese Communist Party and its absolute ruler, Xi Jinping. But it damages the domestic economy and reduces the prosperity of its people. Moreover, Chinese mercantilism harms the global economy, including the economy of the United States.Chinese mercantilism is characterized by a persistent drive to generate massive trade surpluses with individual countries and with the global economy as a whole. Chinese export industries receive heavy state subsidies as part of an aggressive industrial policy designed to dominate global manufacturing. Through currency management and a relentless pursuit of global market share regardless of cost, China increases its power.
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