The Impact of China United States Trade Relations on Global Economic Stability

Abstract

The economic relationship between China and the United States stands as one of the most consequential and complex in the modern world. As the world's two largest economies, their trade interactions are not only a significant driver of their respective economies but also a critical determinant of global economic stability. This report examines the impacts of China-US trade relations, focusing on how their bilateral trade policies, tariffs, and economic strategies affect global markets and economic stability. By evaluating the effects of trade tensions and cooperation, the broader implications for global economic equilibrium can be observed, including disruptions in international trade, shifts in global production networks, and adjustments in economic policies by other nations. This paper aims to explore these dimensions in detail, providing insights into how the interplay between China and the United States influences global economic stability. By analyzing historical and contemporary developments in their trade relations, the paper seeks to offer a understanding of the broader economic consequences and the need for stable and constructive economic interactions between these two global giants for global economic stability.