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Expanding Influence: China’s Evolving Trade Agreements in the Asia-Pacific
By drawing out negotiations over many years, China increases its economic importance for partner countries – and thus its leverage in talks.
By Michael Sampson
February 05, 2020
Expanding Influence: China’s Evolving Trade Agreements in the Asia-Pacific
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While recent attention has focused on direct U.S.-China trade tensions, the more subtle but potentially more significant long-term strategic trade competition in the Asia-Pacific continues. Aside from deepening economic cooperation resulting from its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), China has concluded and extended a number of important regional trade agreements in the last two decades. Both these developments, along with the U.S. withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), have been widely interpreted as indicating China’s growing regional influence. Crucially, however, the ways in which the design of China’s regional trade agreements may serve to buttress its regional position have not been fully appreciated