Yang, Ming-Min, Nieh, Ting-Chen, 2024/08/25
As global economic dynamics shift and geopolitical tensions escalate, "economic security" has become an indispensable part of national security. Economic security policies and strategies vary among countries; while some have clear overarching "economic security strategies," others incorporate these elements within national security strategies, supply chain measures, and other trade policies, such as export controls, investment reviews, or industrial policies, like those seen in the United States.
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中華經濟研究院WTO及RTA中心 楊明敏 助研究員, 2024/06/05
China has been using economic coercive tactics, manipulating trade flows and using financial strategies to affect cultural exchanges across the Taiwan Strait. To counter China's economic coercion, the Taiwanese government is working to decrease its trade dependency on the PRC by assisting Taiwanese businesses in diversifying their markets, bolstering its economy and supply chains by engaging in bilateral and regional trade agreements. On the other hand, in response to China's economic coercion, leading global economies, including the G7 nations, have committed to "de-risking" their economic dependencies on China.
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