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Basic concepts and historical background of trade wars
In today’s world of global interconnection, trade wars have become an important factor affecting international economic relations. In this section, we explore the definition of trade wars, historical cases, influencing factors, and how they shape the current global trade landscape. By introducing in detail the economic and political background of the trade war, it helps to understand the dynamics of different countries competing with each other in the global market.
The global impact of the trade war
The trade war not only affects the countries directly involved, but may also affect the global economic system. This section provides in-depth analysis of the long-term impact of the trade war on international supply chains, monetary policy, transaction costs, consumer choices, etc. Through case studies and simulation scenario analysis, it helps students understand how trade wars change international trade rules and have an important impact on economic globalization.
Strategies for dealing with trade wars
The existence of trade war requires governments, enterprises and international organizations to have corresponding response strategies. In this part, we will discuss how to reduce the negative impact of trade wars through strategic diplomatic negotiations, trade policy adjustments, industrial chain optimization, and international cooperation. The course will provide strategic analysis from both macro and micro perspectives to assist decision makers in making wise choices in the complex and ever-changing international trade environment.
International Economic Law and the Multilateral Trading System
Understanding the international economic legal framework and the working principles of the multilateral trading system is crucial to grasping the global context of trade wars. We will provide an in-depth analysis of the rules and procedures of the World Trade Organization (WTO), as well as a discussion of other regional or bilateral trade agreements. Participants will learn how to use international law and multilateral trade agreements to safeguard their own interests and promote fair and free international trade.
Promote sound international economic relations
In order to maintain stable and prosperous international economic relations, it is necessary to combat protectionism and promote economic cooperation. This section will focus on how to build a strong multilateral and bilateral relationship framework to overcome the challenges posed by the trade war. By focusing on best practices and success stories in international cooperation, participants will develop key skills to promote trade and investment, enhance economic resilience and increase diplomatic influence.