Utilizing binary coding to determine the impact of prior relations on free trade agreement benefits with China
This study aims to uncover the impact of prior relationships (e.g., economic, militaristic) with other countries on China’s approach toward various free trade agreements (FTAs) and their efficacy. While previous literature has examined the efficiency of certain trade agreements on their own or compa...
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ftaesspublojs:oai:ojs2.aessweb.com:article/4880 2024-01-28T10:06:44+01:00 Utilizing binary coding to determine the impact of prior relations on free trade agreement benefits with China Sun, Bo Yang Michael 2023-09-21 application/pdf https://archive.aessweb.com/index.php/5050/article/view/4880 eng eng Asian Economic and Social Society https://archive.aessweb.com/index.php/5050/article/view/4880/7739 https://archive.aessweb.com/index.php/5050/article/view/4880 International Journal of Publication and Social Studies; Vol. 8 No. 2 (2023); 33-42 2520-4491 Binary coding China FTA Mutual benefit Prior relations Trade agreement info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Peer-reviewed Article 2023 ftaesspublojs 2024-01-02T18:48:18Z This study aims to uncover the impact of prior relationships (e.g., economic, militaristic) with other countries on China’s approach toward various free trade agreements (FTAs) and their efficacy. While previous literature has examined the efficiency of certain trade agreements on their own or comparatively, they fail to address the effect of prior strained, neutral, or positive relationships on their outcome. Through the linkage of countries’ prior relations and the efficacy of current existing trade agreements with binary coding, this study identifies the degree to which China values their international partners and enemies (specifically Peru, Costa Rica, Switzerland, Iceland, Australia, and Korea), and whether they purposefully take advantage of non-allied countries in FTAs. In examining GDP growth, political stability, mutual benefit before and after establishing FTAs from the 2010-2015 timeframe, and other indicators, this article determines the efficiency of these FTAs as well and draws parallels to China’s prior and current relations with these countries. The results positively correlate levels of past relations with China and partner countries’ benefit and may provide valuable insight into current FTAs in the making, such as the China-Norway FTA and China-Japan-Korea FTA. As China grows stronger, more research must be conducted into its FTA practices to ensure fairness in the international sphere. Article in Journal/Newspaper Iceland AESS Publications (Asian Economic and Social Society) Norway |
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This study aims to uncover the impact of prior relationships (e.g., economic, militaristic) with other countries on China’s approach toward various free trade agreements (FTAs) and their efficacy. While previous literature has examined the efficiency of certain trade agreements on their own or comparatively, they fail to address the effect of prior strained, neutral, or positive relationships on their outcome. Through the linkage of countries’ prior relations and the efficacy of current existing trade agreements with binary coding, this study identifies the degree to which China values their international partners and enemies (specifically Peru, Costa Rica, Switzerland, Iceland, Australia, and Korea), and whether they purposefully take advantage of non-allied countries in FTAs. In examining GDP growth, political stability, mutual benefit before and after establishing FTAs from the 2010-2015 timeframe, and other indicators, this article determines the efficiency of these FTAs as well and draws parallels to China’s prior and current relations with these countries. The results positively correlate levels of past relations with China and partner countries’ benefit and may provide valuable insight into current FTAs in the making, such as the China-Norway FTA and China-Japan-Korea FTA. As China grows stronger, more research must be conducted into its FTA practices to ensure fairness in the international sphere. |
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