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How Did Open Trade with China Impact European Firms?
A large-scale study explores the effects of the “China shock” on European innovation
America is buying far less directly from China and more from countries such as Vietnam and Mexico. But China remains embedded in the value of what America imports.
As Chinese scientists working abroad increasingly return to China, the payoff for Chinese science has been deep and wide
China’s overseas corporate holdings hit $3.3T, rivaling the UK. R&D funded abroad is driving patenting in China.
U.S. researchers consistently penalize China-based collaborations, suggesting that geopolitical rivalry is reshaping science’s gatekeeping
The U.S.-China AI patent race is wider than official data suggests — and far more entangled than the decoupling narrative assumes
What accounts for China's remarkable transition from pharmaceutical free rider to global innovator?
Two decades of data show rewiring, not decoupling, in U.S.-China economic relations
How much have shifting sentiment on global trade and recent U.S. policy actions restructured U.S. import value chains and their reliance on China?
How much did China’s domestic automakers benefit from a policy that forced foreign firms to form joint ventures in exchange for market access?
To what extent did China use unofficial trade restrictions (versus official tariffs) in the U.S.-China trade war?
A unique study compares the U.S. and China’s import reliance and supply risk for minerals that enable emerging technologies
Has China’s industrial policy given it a leg up in its competition with the U.S?
Untangling the ways that decoupling helps and hinders firms in both countries
Charting two decades of trends and the current state of technology interdependence and decoupling between the U.S. and China