China and the West: the Gap Is Set to Grow

Author (Person)	Grant, Charles
Publisher	Centre for European Reform (CER)
Series Title	CER Insight
Publication Date	June 2024
Content Type	Research Paper
	Summary: China’s relations with the US and the EU are likely to worsen, because of both its aid for Russia in its war against Ukraine and its economic strategy of dominating world markets for high tech products such as EVs, electric car batteries, wind turbines and solar panels. The US and the EU worry that this is leading to a big overcapacity problem, and that excess goods made in China will be dumped on world markets – destroying their own nascent green-tech industries
Source Link	Link to Main Source https://www.cer.eu/insights/china-and-west-gap-set-grow Alternative Source 1 Alternative sources https://www.cer.eu/sites/default/files/insight_CG_china_5.6.24.pdf
Related Links	ESO Records CER Annual Report: February 2024: How should Europe handle China? https://www.europeansources.info/record/how-should-europe-handle-china-annual-report-2023/ CRS in Focus: The European Union and Chins https://www.europeansources.info/record/the-european-union-and-china-2/ CER Insight: Oct. 2022: The New US National Security Strategy: Battling China for Technological Leadership https://www.europeansources.info/record/the-new-us-national-security-strategy-battling-china-for-technological-leadership/
Subject Categories	Politics and International Relations, Trade
Subject Tags	Bilateral Relations
Countries / Regions	China, United States
International Organisations	European Union [EU]