How to Respond to Trade Sanctions

Xin Wang

doi:10.47297/wspjclrWSP2516-249704.20240801

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How to Respond to Trade Sanctions
Law School of Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis 63130
Vol. 8, Issue 1, Pages: 26-33(2024)
Published： 30 June 2024 ，
DOI：10.47297/wspjclrWSP2516-249704.20240801

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Xin Wang.How to Respond to Trade Sanctions[J].Critical Theory,2024,08(01):26-33.
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Xin Wang.How to Respond to Trade Sanctions[J].Critical Theory,2024,08(01):26-33. DOI： 10.47297/wspjclrWSP2516-249704.20240801.

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Abstract

As China-U.S. relations become more complex

the United States considers China a major competitor and employs various means to impose trade sanctions

exerting pressure on Chinese enterprises. Among these measures

export controls in the high-tech and communication sectors are prevalent

often justified under the banner of "national security." The U.S.'s sanctioning behavior reflects its concerns about China's rise in these fields

attempting to maintain its technological advantage by controlling the export of crucial technologies and curb the development of China's technology and communication industries. The frequent use of U.S. export controls in recent years has had a significant impact on Chinese enterprises. In this context

it is essential to delve into the characteristics of U.S. trade sanctions to comprehensively understand their impact on China-U.S. trade. Additionally

understanding China's responses to these sanctions is crucial for our country's enterprises to more effectively navigate and counteract the measures imposed by the United States.

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Keywords

SanctionsExportcontrolsNnationalSecurity Countermeasures

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