最新报道:Chinese exports to the U.S. could decline by $485 billion over the next decade if current tariff policies remain unchanged, according to a new trade simulation model developed by economists. The study highlights how sustained 25% tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods would reshape global supply chains, with Vietnam and Mexico emerging as major beneficiaries. Researchers note this would represent a 40% reduction in China's 2023 export volume to America, potentially accelerating manufacturing relocation trends already underway since the trade war began. The model accounts for secondary effects including reduced Chinese domestic investment and slower productivity growth due to diminished access to U.S. markets.