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Trade War
K. P.
1
BBA; LLB (Hons)
Sastra, Thirumalaisamudhram, Thanjavur
ABSTRACT
This article provides a detailed and peculiar view
about the economic phenomenon ‘Trade war’ and its
history from the times of The Great Depressions and
moves on to the contemporary U.S.-China trade war
and its impact on the global economic scenario. It also
provides a wide view of the current scenarios of the
ongoing trade war between two major countries that
have the most humongous economies in the world that
is U.S. & China. The authors have unraveled major
information about the first-ever trade war which was
started by Reed Smoot & Hawley which is followed
by information about the onset of the ongoing trade
war of U.S. & China with the major events that
followed during ‘Code Red’ which have been
discussed in a chronological manner. Following
which the authors have enlightened upon the
economic position of India along with other countries
and subsequently the effects of the Trade war on the
Indian economy. The authors have also discussed the
limitations of the practice of trade war to an extent.
KEYWORD: Trade war, Tariff, Retaliation
INTRODUCTION
The Trade war is an economic clash arising out from
an extreme safeguard mechanism where
raise or put forth tariffs or other trade barriers
each country in retaliation to the trade barriers created
by other parties. Increased safeguard of tariffs causes
both the output of competitive nation’s
to move towards their self-sufficiency
Certain economists presume that economic
protections are more costly than other measurements
because they are most likely to intend a trade war
instance, if a country X was to raise tarif
second country Y, its competitor, in retaliation may
raise tariffs similarly. An increase in the
howsoever may be a difficult phenomenon to
reciprocate in contrary of the foreign country.
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Trade War - An Overview
P. Manish1
, S. S. Sanjay Krishnan2
BBA; LLB (Hons), 2
B.COM; LLB (Hons)
Thirumalaisamudhram, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India
rovides a detailed and peculiar view
about the economic phenomenon ‘Trade war’ and its
history from the times of The Great Depressions and
China trade war
and its impact on the global economic scenario. It also
wide view of the current scenarios of the
ongoing trade war between two major countries that
have the most humongous economies in the world that
is U.S. & China. The authors have unraveled major
ever trade war which was
by Reed Smoot & Hawley which is followed
by information about the onset of the ongoing trade
war of U.S. & China with the major events that
followed during ‘Code Red’ which have been
discussed in a chronological manner. Following
ightened upon the
economic position of India along with other countries
and subsequently the effects of the Trade war on the
Indian economy. The authors have also discussed the
limitations of the practice of trade war to an extent.
Trade war, Tariff, Retaliation
is an economic clash arising out from
wherein, States
trade barriers against
barriers created
uard of tariffs causes
of competitive nation’s compositions
sufficiency position.
conomists presume that economic
costly than other measurements
likely to intend a trade war. For
to raise tariffs, then a
, in retaliation may
. An increase in the subsidies
may be a difficult phenomenon to
foreign country. In
general, few scholars have conveyed trade wars and
protectionism as the main cause of some economic
contingency, which in particular the Great
Depression.
THE GREAT DEPRESSION OF
The most used economic word in recent times which
is the Trade war had its origin in the 1930s that is
during the period of The Great Economic Depression.
Trade war severed the effects of the Great Depression.
Before that, in the late 1920s
economy had made some exceptional gains
in production due to the electrification, which was a
significant factor in the mass production. Horses and
mules were replaced by motorcars, trucks
tractors. One-sixth to one-quarter of
land which was previously devoted to fe
horses and mules were freed up, contributing to the
surplus in agricultural produce. Although the nominal
and real wages were increased,
with the gains. Consequently the ability
exceeded the market demand;
was variously termed as overproduction
consumption. The famous Senator Smoot raised the
contention that tariff on imports would overcome the
problem of overproduction.
Howsoever, the United States of America had actually
been running a trade account surplus, and
notwithstanding manufactured goods imports were
increasing, manufactured exports were increasing
even faster. The exports in food had been steadily
falling and were in trade account deficit. However
value of imports in food was
manufactured imports. Reed Smoot is
of Utah in the United States
chairman of the Senate Finance Committee.
Hawley was also a Republican from Oregon and
chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee
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general, few scholars have conveyed trade wars and
protectionism as the main cause of some economic
which in particular the Great
THE GREAT DEPRESSION OF THE 1930s:
The most used economic word in recent times which
origin in the 1930s that is
during the period of The Great Economic Depression.
Trade war severed the effects of the Great Depression.
in the late 1920s, the United States
had made some exceptional gains or profits
electrification, which was a
mass production. Horses and
mules were replaced by motorcars, trucks, and
quarter of the cultivatable
previously devoted to feeding the
freed up, contributing to the
surplus in agricultural produce. Although the nominal
real wages were increased, they did not keep up
gains. Consequently the ability to produce
demand; it is a condition that
as overproduction and under
. The famous Senator Smoot raised the
contention that tariff on imports would overcome the
nited States of America had actually
trade account surplus, and
withstanding manufactured goods imports were
increasing, manufactured exports were increasing
even faster. The exports in food had been steadily
ount deficit. However, the
trivial over half that of
Reed Smoot is from the state
and is Republican and
chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. Wills C.
blican from Oregon and
chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee.
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While campaigning for the Presidential post in the
year 1928, the main assurance of Herbert Hoover’s
was to provide help to blockade farmers in increasing
the tariffs on agricultural produce. Consequently
Herbert Hoover won the election and th
maintained a clear majority in the S
house during the year 1928. When the cosmopolitan
economies entered through the preliminary stages of
the Great Depression in the late 1929s, the major goal
of the United States was the protection of the
American jobs and the agriculturists from the foreign
competition. There was another tariff increase which
was patronized by Reed Smoot within the United
States of America in the year 1929, which became the
Smoot–Hawley Tariff Bill also called as the Tariff
Act of the 1930s. This act raised United States
over 20,000 imported goods. The tariffs under the
Smoot-Hawley Act of 1930 were the second
in the United States of America in 100 years, but it
was only exceeded by a minimal margin of the
In the bi-volume series which was let out by the
Bureau of Census, the United States entitled that
Historical Statistics level of the United States in
Colonial Times to 1970, Bicentennial Edition," tariff
rates have been portrayed in a couple of forms. The
"dutiable tariff rate" peak of 1932 was 59.1%, second
to the 61.7% rate in the year 1830. Howsoever, in the
year 1933, 63% of all the imports were not taxed
which the "dutiable tariff rate" didn’t reflect. The
"free and dutiable rate" in the year 1929 was at 13.5%
and topped under Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act in 1933 at
the rate of 19.8% which is significantly below the
29.7% of "free and dutiable rate" that the United
States averaged from the year 1821 until 1900, which
is depicted in the above image which shows the tariff
rate of the United States.
Firstly, the tariffs seemed to be a success. Howsoever,
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While campaigning for the Presidential post in the
surance of Herbert Hoover’s
to provide help to blockade farmers in increasing
oduce. Consequently,
Herbert Hoover won the election and the Republicans
maintained a clear majority in the Senate and the
When the cosmopolitan
economies entered through the preliminary stages of
e 1929s, the major goal
protection of the
American jobs and the agriculturists from the foreign
There was another tariff increase which
within the United
929, which became the
Hawley Tariff Bill also called as the Tariff
United States tariffs
over 20,000 imported goods. The tariffs under the
Hawley Act of 1930 were the second-highest
ica in 100 years, but it
was only exceeded by a minimal margin of the Tariffs
of 1828. The Tariff Act and the following retribution
tariffs by America's trading partners were major
factors of the lowering down of American exports and
imports by more than h
Depression of the 1930s. Anyhow the economists of
the period did not by much, the combined view
among the economists and historians were that "The
road-map of Tariff Act of the
Great Depression."
The League of Nations gathered for the
Economic Conference at Geneva, Switzerland in
1927, in which it was concluded in its final report that
"the time has come to put an end to
move in the counter direction". Trem
reparations could only be settled through gold,
services or goods but the only item available on that
scale was the goods. However, many of the delegates'
governments did the contra positive, starting in 1928
when France passed a new tariff
volume series which was let out by the
United States entitled that "The
Historical Statistics level of the United States in
Colonial Times to 1970, Bicentennial Edition," tariff
couple of forms. The
"dutiable tariff rate" peak of 1932 was 59.1%, second
to the 61.7% rate in the year 1830. Howsoever, in the
year 1933, 63% of all the imports were not taxed
which the "dutiable tariff rate" didn’t reflect. The
in the year 1929 was at 13.5%
Hawley Tariff Act in 1933 at
the rate of 19.8% which is significantly below the
29.7% of "free and dutiable rate" that the United
States averaged from the year 1821 until 1900, which
bove image which shows the tariff
Firstly, the tariffs seemed to be a success. Howsoever,
bigger economic problems survived in the demeanor
of powerless banks. When the
famous bank of Austria failed in the year
global deficiencies of the Smoot
1930 became apparent in nature. Consequently
United States of America imports decreased 66%
from $4.4 billion in the year 1929 to $1.5 billion in
the year 1933, and the exports decreased to
$5.4 billion to $2.1 billion. Gross National Product
fell from $103.1 billion in 1929 to $75.8 billion in the
year 1931 and bottomed out at $55.6 billion in
1933. Imports from European countries decreased
from 1929 at a high of $1.3 billion to jus
million during 1932, while United States exports to
Europe were decreased from $2.3 billion in 1929 to
$784 million in 1932. Overall, the world trade
decreased by some 66% between the year 1929 and
the year 1934.
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The Tariff Act and the following retribution
tariffs by America's trading partners were major
factors of the lowering down of American exports and
imports by more than half during the Great
1930s. Anyhow the economists of
the period did not by much, the combined view
among the economists and historians were that "The
the 1930s aggravated the
League of Nations gathered for the World
at Geneva, Switzerland in
1927, in which it was concluded in its final report that
"the time has come to put an end to tariffs and to
move in the counter direction". Tremendous debts and
reparations could only be settled through gold,
services or goods but the only item available on that
scale was the goods. However, many of the delegates'
positive, starting in 1928
when France passed a new tariff law system.
bigger economic problems survived in the demeanor
of powerless banks. When the Creditanstalt, the
of Austria failed in the year 1931, the
global deficiencies of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff of
1930 became apparent in nature. Consequently, the
United States of America imports decreased 66%
from $4.4 billion in the year 1929 to $1.5 billion in
the year 1933, and the exports decreased to 61% from
$5.4 billion to $2.1 billion. Gross National Product
fell from $103.1 billion in 1929 to $75.8 billion in the
year 1931 and bottomed out at $55.6 billion in
Imports from European countries decreased
high of $1.3 billion to just $390
million during 1932, while United States exports to
Europe were decreased from $2.3 billion in 1929 to
$784 million in 1932. Overall, the world trade
decreased by some 66% between the year 1929 and
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THE ONSET OF U.S.-CHINA TRADE WAR
With all the recent hostilities happening in and around
the world, it's very easy to forget that China and the
United States have been top trading partners for years.
China outstrips Canada as the United States
Americas’ largest trading partner, swanking
nearly $500 billion in total imports and exports, about
15% of the total United States trade, in the year 2015.
The U.S, showing contrasting reaction, who has been
one of the top trading partner of China since the
1990s, overtook Hong Kong, which is
importer of Chinese merchandise goods in 1998.The
trade relationship between the two economic
powerhouses which was never smooth for a long time,
it changed drastically when the United States
Government imposed the first wave of tariffs on $34
billion in Chinese goods, persuading an immediate
retaliation from Beijing. If President Donald Trump’s
threats are to be taken seriously, then nearly one
of Chinese imports to the United States could be
affected by tariffs in the coming months.
leading up to this week has been “very
significant,” said Mary Lovely, a non resident senior
fellow at the Peterson Institute for International
Economics and economics professor at Syracuse
University. "This period represents a fundamental
retreat by the leader of the global trading system,” she
said, “It will be seen as a turning point”.
Trump’s candidacy period, he made it bold and clear
that he had planned systematically in a procedural
way on renegotiating trade relations with China.
During his speech announcing his candidacy on the
year of 2015, Trump specified China 21 times,
arguing that the country was taking away American
jobs and “ripping” off the United States
Throughout his campaign, he beseeched to bring an
immediate change in the growing trade deficit
between the two nations by levying high tariffs,
though, for a period of time, it seemed to be more
like tough talk than action. Finally, the endless threat
of tariffs by Donald Trump became a reality and came
into action. Analysts say “The key is whether there
will be more a second round of revenge and
retaliation and a third round,” said Shi Yinhong
professor of international relations at
University in Beijing.2
1
REPORT FROM WASHIGNTON POST.
2
REPORT FROM WASHIGNTON POST.
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CHINA TRADE WAR
With all the recent hostilities happening in and around
the world, it's very easy to forget that China and the
have been top trading partners for years.
United States of
Americas’ largest trading partner, swanking with
nearly $500 billion in total imports and exports, about
trade, in the year 2015.
The U.S, showing contrasting reaction, who has been
one of the top trading partner of China since the
overtook Hong Kong, which is the largest
importer of Chinese merchandise goods in 1998.The
trade relationship between the two economic
powerhouses which was never smooth for a long time,
United States
Government imposed the first wave of tariffs on $34
billion in Chinese goods, persuading an immediate
President Donald Trump’s
aken seriously, then nearly one-third
of Chinese imports to the United States could be
affected by tariffs in the coming months. The period
leading up to this week has been “very
resident senior
fellow at the Peterson Institute for International
essor at Syracuse
represents a fundamental
the leader of the global trading system,” she
said, “It will be seen as a turning point”.1
Even during
Trump’s candidacy period, he made it bold and clear
that he had planned systematically in a procedural
way on renegotiating trade relations with China.
ring his speech announcing his candidacy on the
year of 2015, Trump specified China 21 times,
arguing that the country was taking away American
United States economy.
Throughout his campaign, he beseeched to bring an
ange in the growing trade deficit
levying high tariffs,
though, for a period of time, it seemed to be more
nally, the endless threat
reality and came
is whether there
a second round of revenge and
said Shi Yinhong, a
professor of international relations at Renmin
MAJOR EVENTS OF ‘CODE RED’
The very initial stage
initiated when the President
Trump had decided on investigating the countries
imports. As of which on20th
government had administered on launching
investigation into steel imports. This initial
investigation, further led to another investigation on
27th
April 2017, over aluminum imports. So
overall aspect, these two investigation
initiation of the trade war, but as d
August month the US administration had
investigation into intellectual property theft by China.
As things heated up on 22nd
Trump had imposed new tar
which was a vital industry for Chinese exports. In his
first tariff establishment, he i
washing machines and solar panels.
solar panels will take off at 30 percent for the first
year before falling to half of that over four years. In
spite of the establishment of tariff because of lack of
communication, China’s production occupies the
world’s solar module by 65 percent.
encounter on the trade war was on 1
when the US President Donald Trump had hiked
tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. After
imperiling the Chinese government for mon
Trump raises the tax on aluminum
percent and 25 percent, respectively.
importantly, the use U.S import from China only 6
percent in Toto, which makes the country to respond
with the stern warning. Hua Chunying, the Chinese
spokeswomen in a news conference
that the Chinese governmen
required measures to safeguard its legitimate rights
and interests. Just as an infamous
word that Revenge is a dish that is best
China waiting for the right moment took charge of the
circumstance and proposed tariffs a
States for a week of April 2
significantly escalated tension
took a week for the Chinese government to strike
down the international market.
China proposed tariffs on $2.4 billion in
exports. The list prepared by the
consisted of 128 goods in return for the tariff brought
by Trump administration over Chinese
steel being imported for an
worth. The line up framed by
also targeted agricultural products such as pork, which
have disproportionate over United
author presumes the tariff brought up by the Chinese
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OF ‘CODE RED’
The very initial stage of the trade war was
resident of the United States,
decided on investigating the countries
April 2017, the Trump
government had administered on launching an
investigation into steel imports. This initial
investigation, further led to another investigation on
, over aluminum imports. So on an
these two investigations intended in the
trade war, but as days passed, around
month the US administration had launched an
investigation into intellectual property theft by China.
January 2018, President
Trump had imposed new tariff over solar panels,
which was a vital industry for Chinese exports. In his
he initiated tariffs on
ing machines and solar panels. The taxes for
at 30 percent for the first
year before falling to half of that over four years. In
establishment of tariff because of lack of
China’s production occupies the
world’s solar module by 65 percent. The other major
trade war was on 1st
March 2018,
when the US President Donald Trump had hiked
tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. After
imperiling the Chinese government for months,
aluminum and steel over 10
percent, respectively. Most
importantly, the use U.S import from China only 6
, which makes the country to respond
Hua Chunying, the Chinese
spokeswomen in a news conference in Beijing stated
Chinese government will take proper and
measures to safeguard its legitimate rights
and interests. Just as an infamous quote “True to the
word that Revenge is a dish that is best served cold”,
China waiting for the right moment took charge of the
circumstance and proposed tariffs against the United
States for a week of April 2-6, 2018 which
significantly escalated tension among the nations. It
took a week for the Chinese government to strike
down the international market. On 2nd
April 2018,
$2.4 billion in United States
the Chinese government
consisted of 128 goods in return for the tariff brought
ver Chinese aluminum and
an amount to $2.7 billion
framed by Chinese government
also targeted agricultural products such as pork, which
nited States farmers. The
author presumes the tariff brought up by the Chinese
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government had unfavorably affected the American
market. The U.S government retributed massively by
unleashing a list of 1,300 Chinese goods which were
taxed over 25 percent as on April 3. China is targeting
to achieve “Made in China 2025” according to which
its goal was to increase the core material of Chinese
domestic content over 70 percent within 2025.
strategic plan aimed at the pharmaceutical industry
and other high technology industry. The
U.S government which they decided to impose tariff
consisting of 1,300 Chinese items which had a value
of about $50 billion, which included goods like
semiconductor, medical devices and other devices of
the pharmaceutical industry and flat
televisions. The Chinese government had other plans
to attack and this time as on April 4 they responded
by exposing a list of 106 goods, which included
airplanes, cars and soybeans etc, which
tariff for 25 percent. But on April 5, it was an official
announcement by both the nations as the U.S
President Donald Trump had ordered his chief trade
negotiator Robert E. Lighthizer, the current member
of U.S. Trade Representative for expanding tariffs to
an addition of $100 billion but after discussion
new duties were imposed. Similarly,
Commerce Minister of China at a press confere
April 6 that China will give tough competition of the
tariffs proposed by Trump administration at any cost.
After such an open announcement of war
nations who have a highly developed economy
clearly understood by other foreign
including India, that conflict in markets
adversely their economy. The Corporation
Xing Telecommunication Equipment ZTE
also known as ZTE is a China-based system
Equipment Company. Moreover, it is China's leading
telecom manufacturers. The ZTE Corporation is the
largest manufacturers of the smart
Chinese market. United States had fined the
Corporation of about $1.19 billion and
employees for infringement of trade
illegally exporting their technology to
and Iran. In 6th
April 2018, the U.S. Department Of
Commerce had forbidden exports of
telecommunication technology for seven years
because the corporation failed to rightly
employees caught up in the scam, although the
removed four senior employees they had still kept the
rest of the members who were responsible for
disclosure of sensitive information
endanger the territorial economy or political security
and stability of a country which
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affected the American
t retributed massively by
unleashing a list of 1,300 Chinese goods which were
taxed over 25 percent as on April 3. China is targeting
to achieve “Made in China 2025” according to which
its goal was to increase the core material of Chinese
over 70 percent within 2025. The
pharmaceutical industry
and other high technology industry. The outline of
U.S government which they decided to impose tariff
consisting of 1,300 Chinese items which had a value
of about $50 billion, which included goods like
semiconductor, medical devices and other devices of
harmaceutical industry and flat-screen
sions. The Chinese government had other plans
to attack and this time as on April 4 they responded
by exposing a list of 106 goods, which included
which was for a
tariff for 25 percent. But on April 5, it was an official
nouncement by both the nations as the U.S
President Donald Trump had ordered his chief trade
current member
Trade Representative for expanding tariffs to
an addition of $100 billion but after discussion, no
new duties were imposed. Similarly, Zhong Shan,
a press conference on
give tough competition of the
tariffs proposed by Trump administration at any cost.
war among two
economy, it was
foreign countries
markets would surely
Corporation of Zhong
ZTE which is
ed system and
China's leading
Corporation is the
phone in the
. United States had fined the ZTE
of about $1.19 billion and penalizes the
of trade sanction for
nology to North Korea
Department Of
exports of
telecommunication technology for seven years
rightly reprimand the
in the scam, although the
had still kept the
who were responsible for the
disclosure of sensitive information that could
endanger the territorial economy or political security
which is explicitly
prohibited by international law
already elucidated the scenario of ZTE Corporation
around the month of May, had announced to terminate
their major operating activities since they had a
financial loss which had caused by the ban imposed
by United States Administration. After such a
decision taken by ZTE Corporation, U.S President
Donald Trump responds by tweeting that he feels
sorry for the Chinese employees who would have lost
their jobs and he also mentioned necessary
arrangements are made with Chinese
Jinping to bring back the deal with
Certain write-up told that Trump governments were
working on to get certain concess
exchange for helping ZTE Corporation. Some
officials of national security had the co
leaking of U.S technology would lead to cyber
security threats. The Democratic senator
their concern through a message to T
the decision taken by Trump saying the national
security of America shall not be taken as a bargain
chip under the conflict of trade negotiation.
stated by approving the trade with China just for the
sake of promoting a job in China is a bad decision
since the job immunity for American workers would
be in jeopardy. Finally, U.S.
liberalize the ban imposed over ZTE Corporation, as
on June 7. The seven years ban was taken within a
month on selling of goods to ZTE Corporation. The
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ros
instead of forbidding the company
pay $1 billion fine along with accommodating new
employees from U.S staffs. After this understanding,
the trade war was once again brought forward by the
United States government by announcing tariff on
Chinese goods worth $50 billion for
the war is to be compromised by
removing their ban over ZTE Corporation, things
appeared to be smooth among two nations, but the
U.S President Donald Trump
of about 1,100 Chinese goods
government in return issued a list of $50 billion of
United States product; the list consisted of goods from
the agricultural sector and moreover t
where Trump is holding
provoked Donald Trump to go ag
government soon 8th
of June he had
levy additional tariffs of worth $200 billion of
Chinese goods. When asked to him, he stated that the
administration is compiling the recor
China which would face 10 percent less of tariff until
China government agrees to the trade
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ernational law. The authors as
already elucidated the scenario of ZTE Corporation,
had announced to terminate
their major operating activities since they had a
financial loss which had caused by the ban imposed
Administration. After such a
decision taken by ZTE Corporation, U.S President
Donald Trump responds by tweeting that he feels
sorry for the Chinese employees who would have lost
their jobs and he also mentioned necessary
arrangements are made with Chinese President Xi
Jinping to bring back the deal with ZTE Corporation.
that Trump governments were
working on to get certain concession relating trade in
helping ZTE Corporation. Some
officials of national security had the concern of
leaking of U.S technology would lead to cyber-
Democratic senator expressed
their concern through a message to Trump regarding
the decision taken by Trump saying the national
security of America shall not be taken as a bargaining
chip under the conflict of trade negotiation. They also
stated by approving the trade with China just for the
job in China is a bad decision
for American workers would
U.S. President decides to
liberalize the ban imposed over ZTE Corporation, as
. The seven years ban was taken within a
month on selling of goods to ZTE Corporation. The
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross had stated that
the company, they are willing to
pay $1 billion fine along with accommodating new
After this understanding,
the trade war was once again brought forward by the
government by announcing tariff on
Chinese goods worth $50 billion for 25 percent. After
to be compromised by the United States
removing their ban over ZTE Corporation, things
smooth among two nations, but the
had extended his listing
of about 1,100 Chinese goods. The Chinese
government in return issued a list of $50 billion of
the list consisted of goods from
sector and moreover those areas
high vote base. This
provoked Donald Trump to go against the Chinese
of June he had jeopardized to
additional tariffs of worth $200 billion of
. When asked to him, he stated that the
nistration is compiling the record of goods of
China which would face 10 percent less of tariff until
China government agrees to the trade concession
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brought up by the United States Administration.
effect of implementation of Trump’s thought would
increase to $200 billion of import tax for the country
by way of explanation it brings a conclusion that
almost Chinese goods are being imposed tariff of
worth $505 billion is been imported to
States. Gao Hucheng, Trade Minister of China stated
that Trump’s statement was blackmailing the Chinese
government. Meanwhile, the house of senate decides
to backtrack on the decision taken by President Trump
over ZTE Corporation, and the result showed 85
percent of the vote to re-establish the ban applied over
the trade deal of United States
components to that corporation. Trump calls on the
Congress government to intensify the review process
of the Chinese investment in the United States.
the report, it stated that the Trump’s
was planning as to bar firms of China from letting
them invest on United States Technology.
government stopped abruptly stating it would work
out with Congress so as to tighten the regulations
happening around foreign investment. As of
Trump’s authority imposes tariff over Chinese goods
worth $34 billion. The United States government
fixed 25 percent tax over the Chinese goods hoping
that the Chinese government in reciprocation would
fix 25 percent tariff over American goods of worth
$34 billion. Beijing retaliates over the
goods because of the tariff imposed by the Trump
administration. JACK DANIELS was one of the major
United States imported goods which had high tariff
rate, which affected the market adversely. The
President in a press conference commented about
Trump’s administration as a bunch of hoodlums. The
tariff imposed as on 6th
July had majorly affected the
machinery industry and the electronic hub such as
LED and computer hard drives. As on 1
Trump government plans to double the value of tariffs
imposed on Chinese goods. The goods worth
billion of Chinese goods which were
for 10 percent is shot to 25 percent in a bid to pressure
Beijing into making trade concessions.
given a deadline for imposing the hike in tariff rate till
the deadline of August 23rd
according to United State
Trade Representatives (USTR).
India has made up a plan to exports goods to
China and has identified more than 40 products where
it’s in a position of advantage to replace and capture
the United States market share that has
costlier in light of the trade spat between the world’s
two biggest economies. The 40 products would
include flue-cured tobacco, fresh grapes, cotton linters
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Administration. The
effect of implementation of Trump’s thought would
of import tax for the country,
it brings a conclusion that
almost Chinese goods are being imposed tariff of
worth $505 billion is been imported to the United
, Trade Minister of China stated
was blackmailing the Chinese
government. Meanwhile, the house of senate decides
to backtrack on the decision taken by President Trump
, and the result showed 85
the ban applied over
Technological
Trump calls on the
intensify the review process
United States. As per
the report, it stated that the Trump’s administration
planning as to bar firms of China from letting
Technology. But the
government stopped abruptly stating it would work
out with Congress so as to tighten the regulations
As of 6th
July,
imposes tariff over Chinese goods
government had
fixed 25 percent tax over the Chinese goods hoping
that the Chinese government in reciprocation would
fix 25 percent tariff over American goods of worth
Beijing retaliates over the United States
goods because of the tariff imposed by the Trump
was one of the major
imported goods which had high tariff
rate, which affected the market adversely. The Beijing
in a press conference commented about
hoodlums. The
July had majorly affected the
the electronic hub such as
1st
August, the
the value of tariffs
The goods worth of $16
initially taxed
in a bid to pressure
. They have a
imposing the hike in tariff rate till
according to United State
up a plan to exports goods to
products where
to replace and capture
ted States market share that has become
costlier in light of the trade spat between the world’s
two biggest economies. The 40 products would
pes, cotton linters
and alloy steel seamless boiler.
would boost up the Indian economy and reduce $63
billion trade deficit that India has with China. It also
recently started purchasing soybean from Brazil after
cutting a 25% tariff on the oilseed’s shipment from
the United States as the trade tensions between the
two nations intensified. The meetings between
officials of the United States and China the previous
week made a little headway, setting the stage for the
United States to push ahead with the next round of
tariffs up to $200 billion worth of Chinese Goods.
POSITION OF INDIA ALONG WITH OTHER
COUNTRIES ON A FULL
WAR:
India will not be able to afford to retaliate against the
United States unlike the European Union and China as
it is a major export destination for the country.
Cosmopolitan trade which is already in a still phase,
faces a lack of vegetation future as United States
President Donald Trump threatens countries to move
ahead with his agenda of protection, which is a
move that could provoke strong retribution from the
United States’ trading partners and take over the fate
of the struggling World Trade Organization
(WTO).Over the last two years
trade rule-setting has been und
United States, which is its one of its most influential
member.
India the country which realized and saw its exports
jump by five-fold between the year 2001
2010-11 because of the liberalized global trade The
country now stands to lose a lot if there is a full
blown trade. The European Union and China, for
example, have already realized the United States
exports which they should target if Donald Trump
carries out his threat to increase import duty on steel
by 25% and aluminum by 10% respectively. Brazil,
Korea, Canada, and Russia too could retribute
against the United States trade protectionism of the
President.
Because of the country’s significant trade surplus,
India too is under the United States scanner and its
exports would attract more punitive tariffs on failing
of trade diplomacy. Moreover, India critically
depends on the United States to meet their defens
requirements. Growing protectionism by the United
States of America over the last decade has already
had a negative effect on global trade.
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and alloy steel seamless boiler. This major export
would boost up the Indian economy and reduce $63
billion trade deficit that India has with China. It also
recently started purchasing soybean from Brazil after
the oilseed’s shipment from
the United States as the trade tensions between the
two nations intensified. The meetings between
United States and China the previous
week made a little headway, setting the stage for the
ahead with the next round of
tariffs up to $200 billion worth of Chinese Goods.
POSITION OF INDIA ALONG WITH OTHER
COUNTRIES ON A FULL-BLOWN TRADE
India will not be able to afford to retaliate against the
European Union and China as
it is a major export destination for the country.
trade which is already in a still phase,
faces a lack of vegetation future as United States
President Donald Trump threatens countries to move
of protection, which is a
move that could provoke strong retribution from the
United States’ trading partners and take over the fate
of the struggling World Trade Organization
Over the last two years, the multilateral
setting has been under attack from the
United States, which is its one of its most influential
India the country which realized and saw its exports
fold between the year 2001-02 and
11 because of the liberalized global trade The
lose a lot if there is a full-
blown trade. The European Union and China, for
have already realized the United States
which they should target if Donald Trump
carries out his threat to increase import duty on steel
0% respectively. Brazil,
and Russia too could retribute
against the United States trade protectionism of the
significant trade surplus,
India too is under the United States scanner and its
tract more punitive tariffs on failing
of trade diplomacy. Moreover, India critically
ited States to meet their defense
requirements. Growing protectionism by the United
States of America over the last decade has already
ect on global trade.
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For instance, world merchandise exports grew by a
slight of 1.4% between the year 2010 and the year
2016, as per the data compiled by the World Trade
Organization. Between the year 2013 and the year
2016 alone, world merchandise export
been grown by a nominal 0.5% between 2013 and
2016. In fact, the merchandise exports fell by a short
of 3.3% to $15.464 billion in 2016 from the year
previous to it. A quantum that is far more than the
0.4% decline is reported in the world Gr
Domestic Product. In consideration, during the year
2001-2010 global merchandise trade had its growth
by 63%. Annual exports had its growth of 4.3%
during the period, even as average Gross Domestic
Product growth was comparatively modest at 2.5%.
India has confirmed to these trends. For instance, the
country’s exports had a growth of 468% between the
year 2001-02 and 2010-11. But after that
have been much disappointing. Between the year
2010-11 and 2016-17, the country’s exports grew by
a trivial 10%. India recorded a 40% ris
exports on textiles in the year 2010 and became the
third largest exporting nation of the world, ahead of
the United States. Since the time of IInd
the global merchandise trade has gradually grown
about 1.5 times faster than that of world Gross
Domestic Product. But in the late 1990s, it grew
more than twice as rapid. For the first time ever
since the year 2001, this ratio dropped to 0.6 which
is first time below 1 in the year 2016. It is projected
that it would recover it partly in the year 2017 but
the further moving of trade very slowly relative to
Gross Domestic Product remains the main cause for
concern.
India has brought in 16 more steel goods and
products under the quality control order, a move
which could restrict the imports and hurt the
consumer industries but provide help for the internal
steel manufacturers. In consonance to the statement
issued by the ministry of steel, exporters of the 16
goods and products are to record their exports
themselves with the Bureau of Indian Standards
(BIS) mandatorily. It would finish up being a long,
lengthy and complicated process which could reduce
foreign suppliers.
Consequently, after the issuance of the new
notification by the ministry of steel, 50 or more
products, or nearly 90% of the product lines, have
been covered under the order of the ministry. The
remaining balance would be brought under quality
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For instance, world merchandise exports grew by a
slight of 1.4% between the year 2010 and the year
2016, as per the data compiled by the World Trade
Organization. Between the year 2013 and the year
2016 alone, world merchandise export has annually
been grown by a nominal 0.5% between 2013 and
2016. In fact, the merchandise exports fell by a short
of 3.3% to $15.464 billion in 2016 from the year
previous to it. A quantum that is far more than the
0.4% decline is reported in the world Gross
Domestic Product. In consideration, during the year
2010 global merchandise trade had its growth
by 63%. Annual exports had its growth of 4.3%
during the period, even as average Gross Domestic
modest at 2.5%.
rmed to these trends. For instance, the
country’s exports had a growth of 468% between the
11. But after that, the years
have been much disappointing. Between the year
17, the country’s exports grew by
l 10%. India recorded a 40% rise in its
exports on textiles in the year 2010 and became the
third largest exporting nation of the world, ahead of
nd World War,
the global merchandise trade has gradually grown
1.5 times faster than that of world Gross
Domestic Product. But in the late 1990s, it grew
more than twice as rapid. For the first time ever
since the year 2001, this ratio dropped to 0.6 which
is first time below 1 in the year 2016. It is projected
it would recover it partly in the year 2017 but
the further moving of trade very slowly relative to
Gross Domestic Product remains the main cause for
India has brought in 16 more steel goods and
products under the quality control order, a move
ch could restrict the imports and hurt the
consumer industries but provide help for the internal
steel manufacturers. In consonance to the statement
issued by the ministry of steel, exporters of the 16
goods and products are to record their exports
ves with the Bureau of Indian Standards
(BIS) mandatorily. It would finish up being a long,
lengthy and complicated process which could reduce
after the issuance of the new
notification by the ministry of steel, 50 or more steel
products, or nearly 90% of the product lines, have
been covered under the order of the ministry. The
remaining balance would be brought under quality
order control soon by the ministry of steel. The
manufacturers of automobile components have
already felt the pinch of the control mechanism
which is because of the quality compliance which
was stipulated by the steel products used by the
industry and firms as raw materials in their
components.
From early 2015, the government of the Hon’ble
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has proactively taken
many measures like anti-dumping, minimum import
price and safeguard besides quality control to check
the steel imports and to support the domestic
manufacturers who are bleeding because of the
cheaper imports from various countries.
India unveiled or put forth a new National Steel
Policy in the month of May 2017, which aims at
raising the capacity of steel production from about
100 million tons as of now to 300 million
2030, which would entitle
investment of Rs 10 lakh crore. The National Steel
Policy seeks to raise the per capita consumption
from the present 60 kg to 160 kg by the year 2030.
The trade war between the United States and China
has put forth enough signs of escalation, with both
economic powerhouses employing retaliatory tactics
for the purpose of imposing tariffs in the last few
months. In the Asian continent, C
buyer of crude oil and natural gas. The biggest
trader or trading house of China has already stopped
importing or buying United States crude oil and the
countries capital Beijing look ready to slap
retributory tariffs on the United States crude and
Liquid Natural Gas. The stooping of buying United
States oil refers to the continuous purchase of
Iranian oil which means keeping Tehran in play in
the global or cosmopolitan trade.
between China and the United States may partially
lower down the effect of Iran sanction on oil sourcing
to India. Meanwhile, in the mon
of 9.94 million barrels which is about 319,000 barrel
per day imported over the first seven months, of
crude oil from the United States has been booked by
India according to vessel tracking and port data
compiled. This is almost tripl
the month of July. Many Industry users
India may enjoy a good amount of bargaining power
to argue for a United States waiver. India is globally
the world’s third largest importer of crude oil and if
it cuts its purchases from Iran the other likely major
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order control soon by the ministry of steel. The
manufacturers of automobile components have
felt the pinch of the control mechanism
which is because of the quality compliance which
was stipulated by the steel products used by the
industry and firms as raw materials in their
early 2015, the government of the Hon’ble
r Narendra Modi has proactively taken
dumping, minimum import
price and safeguard besides quality control to check
the steel imports and to support the domestic
manufacturers who are bleeding because of the
ous countries.
India unveiled or put forth a new National Steel
Policy in the month of May 2017, which aims at
raising the capacity of steel production from about
100 million tons as of now to 300 million tons by
2030, which would entitle some additional
crore. The National Steel
Policy seeks to raise the per capita consumption
from the present 60 kg to 160 kg by the year 2030.
United States and China
has put forth enough signs of escalation, with both
omic powerhouses employing retaliatory tactics
for the purpose of imposing tariffs in the last few
onths. In the Asian continent, China is the largest
buyer of crude oil and natural gas. The biggest
trader or trading house of China has already stopped
orting or buying United States crude oil and the
countries capital Beijing look ready to slap
retributory tariffs on the United States crude and
Liquid Natural Gas. The stooping of buying United
continuous purchase of
Iranian oil which means keeping Tehran in play in
the global or cosmopolitan trade. The tautness
United States may partially
lower down the effect of Iran sanction on oil sourcing
, in the month of August, a total
of 9.94 million barrels which is about 319,000 barrel
per day imported over the first seven months, of
crude oil from the United States has been booked by
India according to vessel tracking and port data
compiled. This is almost triple the rate or amount in
the month of July. Many Industry users say that
India may enjoy a good amount of bargaining power
to argue for a United States waiver. India is globally
the world’s third largest importer of crude oil and if
om Iran the other likely major
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beneficiary of the United States is Tehran’s regional
rival, Saudi Arabia.
China also has taken over the support of the more
important biggest developing nations which includes
India to push back against the protectionism as
United States president Donald Trump who
threatens to impose tariffs on almost all C
imports. Brazil, Russia, India China, and South
Africa have come together and agreed to dispute
against the trade protectionism altogether after the
meeting during the Group of 20 summit
the finance ministers and the central bankers in the
Buenos Aires. Finance Minister Liu Kun said that
the BRICS in full force should support the economic
multilateralism and globalization and should oppose
unilateralism and protectionism in any form. These
comments came after Donald Trump said “ready to
go” with the $500 billion in the tariffs on imports
from China and accused the European Nation and
the Asian Nation for weakening their currencies to
obtain some trade benefits.
EFFECTS OF TRADE WAR ON INDIA
To start with, the impact of the trade war
trade between the two countries, but
spreads across various countries. A basic
be applied to understand this, let us take
where in a country X has produced
amount of goods to export to country
tariff imposed by country Y is high,
country X’s economy. As a result of which,
X decides to export their produced good
country for avoiding deflation of their
most importantly avoid from paying high
for exporting to country Y. Such is
which is faced by other countries because
trade war. The impact of this trade war
two ways- direct or indirect. For India,
trade war is more of indirect way than directly.
Here are 6 ways in which India could
by the US-China trade war:
There was a major drop in the stock market
immediately after the trade war was announced.
As imports become more expensive
trade war, manufacturers will find it
hard to manage their margins and this
a slowdown in output. As more
countries impose tariffs, higher import
get transmitted seamlessly. The
Monetary Fund had alerted that
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is Tehran’s regional
taken over the support of the more
important biggest developing nations which includes
India to push back against the protectionism as
United States president Donald Trump who
threatens to impose tariffs on almost all Chinese
China, and South
come together and agreed to dispute
against the trade protectionism altogether after the
he Group of 20 summits (G20) of
the finance ministers and the central bankers in the
u Kun said that
in full force should support the economic
multilateralism and globalization and should oppose
protectionism in any form. These
comments came after Donald Trump said “ready to
go” with the $500 billion in the tariffs on imports
from China and accused the European Nation and
the Asian Nation for weakening their currencies to
INDIA
war, it is not a
but in reality, it
basic logic could
take a situation
an excessive
country Y, but the
which affects
which, country
good to another
their country and
high tariff rate
the situation
because of this
war maybe of
, the impact of
directly.
could get impacted
There was a major drop in the stock market
immediately after the trade war was announced.
expensive due to a
it increasingly
this will force
more and more
import costs will
International
the expected
growth rate was 3.9 percent
the negative impact of the
Trade deficit could be the
Indian context. India
monthly trade deficit approaching
mark in the last few months.
could see full-year trade
billion and imports at well
The forex reserves may be
about 9 months of imports.
widen the trade deficit,
expensive and reduce the
A logical corollary of this
higher import prices will
When inputs get costlier,
final cost of manufacture
cost of production. That
inflation, and this trend
many countries. As inflation
could see a sharp fall in the
power and that could further
of growth.
When inflation moves up,
push up the inflation expectations.
inflation expectations are
and as a result, the RBI
increase the repo rates. With
across the world, we could
the global bond yields star
RBI may not have much
raise rates sharply to prevent
The INR could come under
global currency markets.
which the RBI can manage
trade wars tend to degenerate
That is because as every
higher tariffs on imports,
exports by weakening the
starts as a defensive exercise,
into a currency war. A sharp
INR could trigger risk-off
not a great situation as we
Last, but not the least, India
bankruptcies as an outcome
The companies of India
between two extremes. On
inputs will go up due to higher
companies will either have
to the customer (which may
most cases) or absorb the
margins. At the same time,
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percent for 2018, because of
the trade war.
the big casualty in the
has already seen its
approaching the $15 billion
months. The current year
trade deficit at over $200
well over $600 billion.
be adequate to cover just
imports. A trade war will
deficit, make imports more
forex cover.
this wider trade deficit and
will be imported-inflation.
it gets imputed into the
manufacture in the form of higher
That adds to producer
is already obvious in
inflation moves higher, we
the domestic purchasing
further depress the real rate
up, it has the tendency to
expectations. Normally,
the key to interest rates
may be constrained to
With inflation going up
could see a situation where
start moving up and the
much of a choice except to
prevent capital outflows.
under pressure in the
There is a limit up to
manage the rupee. Normally,
degenerate into currency wars.
country starts imposing
imports, they also try to boost
the currency. While it
exercise, it eventually turns
sharp depreciation in the
off capital flight. That is
we saw in 2013.
India could risk corporate
outcome of these trade wars.
India could get squeezed
On one hand, prices of
higher import costs. The
have to pass on the burden
may not be possible in
the costs. That will hit the
time, higher interest rates
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will push them closer to financial
This will be more so for high debt companies.
TRADE WAR AND ITS LIMITATIONS:
As said by everyone, every coin has two sides so do
everything in the universe. Nothing in this world is
of a single side. The Cosmopolitan or the Global
competition keeps the prices of many goods and
services down. Removing the Global competition
from the market results in inflation. Even if the wages
increase, they would be outstripped by the r
increase in prices of the commodity. Free trade or
Global competition allows access to a much wider
range of goods and services, providing more choice to
the consumers because there are a lot of goods that are
not supplied or made by the domestic market. Tariff
rates and protectionism limits choice of the customer
which may include, customers may have to make use
of the inferior products, and also certain food
only available at certain times of the year like that of a
flower which blooms only once a year. Many gains or
advantages of the protectionism market are
short-lived and counterproductive. For instance
introduce or raise the import tariffs
country's goods, then it would be normally only a
matter of time before they retribute and raise the
tariffs on our exports. Many jobs of the people would
be lost which rely on the exports of goods. If we close
our border to that of other countries' products
would obviously tend to lose theirs too. Jobs that
mostly rely on the internet for their survival would be
disappearing, as the tariff barriers for the free
movement of capital and labor has gone up. Job
outsourcing or outsourcing of work is a proportionate
result of failure to invest in the field of education and
skills in many cases. Taking for instance the United
States has more shortages in high technology, science
workers, and engineering because of the former sai
investment is very less that is it fails to educate its
own people to some extent. Companies which are
protected from the global competition would flourish
in the short period of time, but in accordance with the
long term, they would tend to become less efficie
nature. The Innovation and quality would decline over
a specific period of time, as there is
incentive provided to improve without the
competition. On the purview of the author
importers in any way should cut the costs to allow
the tariffs and lower the quality of products for their
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vulnerability.
companies.
TRADE WAR AND ITS LIMITATIONS:
As said by everyone, every coin has two sides so do
everything in the universe. Nothing in this world is
The Cosmopolitan or the Global
competition keeps the prices of many goods and
services down. Removing the Global competition
market results in inflation. Even if the wages
by the rise or
increase in prices of the commodity. Free trade or
Global competition allows access to a much wider
ng more choice to
lot of goods that are
not supplied or made by the domestic market. Tariff
rates and protectionism limits choice of the customer
which may include, customers may have to make use
of the inferior products, and also certain foods being
year like that of a
year. Many gains or
advantages of the protectionism market are tend to be
lived and counterproductive. For instance, if we
tariffs rate on other
country's goods, then it would be normally only a
matter of time before they retribute and raise the
tariffs on our exports. Many jobs of the people would
be lost which rely on the exports of goods. If we close
other countries' products, they
lose theirs too. Jobs that
mostly rely on the internet for their survival would be
disappearing, as the tariff barriers for the free
movement of capital and labor has gone up. Job
urcing of work is a proportionate
result of failure to invest in the field of education and
skills in many cases. Taking for instance the United
States has more shortages in high technology, science
and engineering because of the former said
it fails to educate its
own people to some extent. Companies which are
protected from the global competition would flourish
ut in accordance with the
they would tend to become less efficient in
nature. The Innovation and quality would decline over
a specific period of time, as there is a minimal
incentive provided to improve without the
competition. On the purview of the author, the foreign
importers in any way should cut the costs to allow for
the tariffs and lower the quality of products for their
income. The advocates of free trade mechanism have
argued with some validation that the countries which
have inter-meshed economies in them are less likely
to go to the war with others.
circumstance, the general notion
stir up conflicts among the nations
periods have a historical nature of ending in
economic slump which would be the most notable
Depression of the 1930's. The effects of tariff
and trade war could be much wider than viewing it in
a specific and targeted way. For example, a tariff rate
on production of steel would push the prices of all the
products and would increase the process which uses
steels along with the whole steel
would be the cons of the trade war on
point of view.
CONCLUSION
“ECONOMICS IS LIKE A MIRROR AND WILL
REFLECT BACK TO THE THINKER
THINKS”
This article has been a mere elucidation on the effects
of the U.S-CHINA trade war on the global economy
and the multitude of counties t
the global economic scenario in the post
era. The trade war just like any other economic
phenomenon has had its own zeros and ones
two sides of a coin. India h
position to experience both the sides
the resultant exchange of this coin h
the change in the domestic economic
India. This article is hardly a conclave of id
met in this present scenario and the
the authors took to look at it.
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1. Economic and Political Weekly
2. The Wire.
3. The Times of India.
4. The Hindu.
5. The Washington Post.
6. www.indiainfoline.com
7. www.ndtv.com
8. www.theguardian.com
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income. The advocates of free trade mechanism have
that the countries which
meshed economies in them are less likely
to go to the war with others. In a different
general notion of protectionism can
among the nations. The protectionism
periods have a historical nature of ending in an
economic slump which would be the most notable
Depression of the 1930's. The effects of tariff rates
and trade war could be much wider than viewing it in
a specific and targeted way. For example, a tariff rate
on production of steel would push the prices of all the
would increase the process which uses
the whole steel industry itself. This
would be the cons of the trade war on the author’s
S IS LIKE A MIRROR AND WILL
CT BACK TO THE THINKER WHAT HE
THINKS”
article has been a mere elucidation on the effects
trade war on the global economy
and the multitude of counties that had been linked in
ario in the post-globalization
like any other economic
has had its own zeros and ones like the
coin. India has been in a unique
xperience both the sides of this coin and
exchange of this coin has proceeded in
domestic economic scenario of
a conclave of ideas that
ario and the way of thinking
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Trade War - An Overview

  • 1. International Journal of Trend in International Open Access Journal ISSN No: 2456 @ IJTSRD | Available Online @ www.ijtsrd.com Trade War K. P. 1 BBA; LLB (Hons) Sastra, Thirumalaisamudhram, Thanjavur ABSTRACT This article provides a detailed and peculiar view about the economic phenomenon ‘Trade war’ and its history from the times of The Great Depressions and moves on to the contemporary U.S.-China trade war and its impact on the global economic scenario. It also provides a wide view of the current scenarios of the ongoing trade war between two major countries that have the most humongous economies in the world that is U.S. & China. The authors have unraveled major information about the first-ever trade war which was started by Reed Smoot & Hawley which is followed by information about the onset of the ongoing trade war of U.S. & China with the major events that followed during ‘Code Red’ which have been discussed in a chronological manner. Following which the authors have enlightened upon the economic position of India along with other countries and subsequently the effects of the Trade war on the Indian economy. The authors have also discussed the limitations of the practice of trade war to an extent. KEYWORD: Trade war, Tariff, Retaliation INTRODUCTION The Trade war is an economic clash arising out from an extreme safeguard mechanism where raise or put forth tariffs or other trade barriers each country in retaliation to the trade barriers created by other parties. Increased safeguard of tariffs causes both the output of competitive nation’s to move towards their self-sufficiency Certain economists presume that economic protections are more costly than other measurements because they are most likely to intend a trade war instance, if a country X was to raise tarif second country Y, its competitor, in retaliation may raise tariffs similarly. An increase in the howsoever may be a difficult phenomenon to reciprocate in contrary of the foreign country. International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) International Open Access Journal | www.ijtsrd.com ISSN No: 2456 - 6470 | Volume - 2 | Issue – 6 | Sep www.ijtsrd.com | Volume – 2 | Issue – 6 | Sep-Oct Trade War - An Overview P. Manish1 , S. S. Sanjay Krishnan2 BBA; LLB (Hons), 2 B.COM; LLB (Hons) Thirumalaisamudhram, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India rovides a detailed and peculiar view about the economic phenomenon ‘Trade war’ and its history from the times of The Great Depressions and China trade war and its impact on the global economic scenario. It also wide view of the current scenarios of the ongoing trade war between two major countries that have the most humongous economies in the world that is U.S. & China. The authors have unraveled major ever trade war which was by Reed Smoot & Hawley which is followed by information about the onset of the ongoing trade war of U.S. & China with the major events that followed during ‘Code Red’ which have been discussed in a chronological manner. Following ightened upon the economic position of India along with other countries and subsequently the effects of the Trade war on the Indian economy. The authors have also discussed the limitations of the practice of trade war to an extent. Trade war, Tariff, Retaliation is an economic clash arising out from wherein, States trade barriers against barriers created uard of tariffs causes of competitive nation’s compositions sufficiency position. conomists presume that economic costly than other measurements likely to intend a trade war. For to raise tariffs, then a , in retaliation may . An increase in the subsidies may be a difficult phenomenon to foreign country. In general, few scholars have conveyed trade wars and protectionism as the main cause of some economic contingency, which in particular the Great Depression. THE GREAT DEPRESSION OF The most used economic word in recent times which is the Trade war had its origin in the 1930s that is during the period of The Great Economic Depression. Trade war severed the effects of the Great Depression. Before that, in the late 1920s economy had made some exceptional gains in production due to the electrification, which was a significant factor in the mass production. Horses and mules were replaced by motorcars, trucks tractors. One-sixth to one-quarter of land which was previously devoted to fe horses and mules were freed up, contributing to the surplus in agricultural produce. Although the nominal and real wages were increased, with the gains. Consequently the ability exceeded the market demand; was variously termed as overproduction consumption. The famous Senator Smoot raised the contention that tariff on imports would overcome the problem of overproduction. Howsoever, the United States of America had actually been running a trade account surplus, and notwithstanding manufactured goods imports were increasing, manufactured exports were increasing even faster. The exports in food had been steadily falling and were in trade account deficit. However value of imports in food was manufactured imports. Reed Smoot is of Utah in the United States chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. Hawley was also a Republican from Oregon and chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee Research and Development (IJTSRD) www.ijtsrd.com | Sep – Oct 2018 2018 Page: 8 general, few scholars have conveyed trade wars and protectionism as the main cause of some economic which in particular the Great THE GREAT DEPRESSION OF THE 1930s: The most used economic word in recent times which origin in the 1930s that is during the period of The Great Economic Depression. Trade war severed the effects of the Great Depression. in the late 1920s, the United States had made some exceptional gains or profits electrification, which was a mass production. Horses and mules were replaced by motorcars, trucks, and quarter of the cultivatable previously devoted to feeding the freed up, contributing to the surplus in agricultural produce. Although the nominal real wages were increased, they did not keep up gains. Consequently the ability to produce demand; it is a condition that as overproduction and under . The famous Senator Smoot raised the contention that tariff on imports would overcome the nited States of America had actually trade account surplus, and withstanding manufactured goods imports were increasing, manufactured exports were increasing even faster. The exports in food had been steadily ount deficit. However, the trivial over half that of Reed Smoot is from the state and is Republican and chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. Wills C. blican from Oregon and chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee.
  • 2. International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456 @ IJTSRD | Available Online @ www.ijtsrd.com While campaigning for the Presidential post in the year 1928, the main assurance of Herbert Hoover’s was to provide help to blockade farmers in increasing the tariffs on agricultural produce. Consequently Herbert Hoover won the election and th maintained a clear majority in the S house during the year 1928. When the cosmopolitan economies entered through the preliminary stages of the Great Depression in the late 1929s, the major goal of the United States was the protection of the American jobs and the agriculturists from the foreign competition. There was another tariff increase which was patronized by Reed Smoot within the United States of America in the year 1929, which became the Smoot–Hawley Tariff Bill also called as the Tariff Act of the 1930s. This act raised United States over 20,000 imported goods. The tariffs under the Smoot-Hawley Act of 1930 were the second in the United States of America in 100 years, but it was only exceeded by a minimal margin of the In the bi-volume series which was let out by the Bureau of Census, the United States entitled that Historical Statistics level of the United States in Colonial Times to 1970, Bicentennial Edition," tariff rates have been portrayed in a couple of forms. The "dutiable tariff rate" peak of 1932 was 59.1%, second to the 61.7% rate in the year 1830. Howsoever, in the year 1933, 63% of all the imports were not taxed which the "dutiable tariff rate" didn’t reflect. The "free and dutiable rate" in the year 1929 was at 13.5% and topped under Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act in 1933 at the rate of 19.8% which is significantly below the 29.7% of "free and dutiable rate" that the United States averaged from the year 1821 until 1900, which is depicted in the above image which shows the tariff rate of the United States. Firstly, the tariffs seemed to be a success. Howsoever, International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456 www.ijtsrd.com | Volume – 2 | Issue – 6 | Sep-Oct While campaigning for the Presidential post in the surance of Herbert Hoover’s to provide help to blockade farmers in increasing oduce. Consequently, Herbert Hoover won the election and the Republicans maintained a clear majority in the Senate and the When the cosmopolitan economies entered through the preliminary stages of e 1929s, the major goal protection of the American jobs and the agriculturists from the foreign There was another tariff increase which within the United 929, which became the Hawley Tariff Bill also called as the Tariff United States tariffs over 20,000 imported goods. The tariffs under the Hawley Act of 1930 were the second-highest ica in 100 years, but it was only exceeded by a minimal margin of the Tariffs of 1828. The Tariff Act and the following retribution tariffs by America's trading partners were major factors of the lowering down of American exports and imports by more than h Depression of the 1930s. Anyhow the economists of the period did not by much, the combined view among the economists and historians were that "The road-map of Tariff Act of the Great Depression." The League of Nations gathered for the Economic Conference at Geneva, Switzerland in 1927, in which it was concluded in its final report that "the time has come to put an end to move in the counter direction". Trem reparations could only be settled through gold, services or goods but the only item available on that scale was the goods. However, many of the delegates' governments did the contra positive, starting in 1928 when France passed a new tariff volume series which was let out by the United States entitled that "The Historical Statistics level of the United States in Colonial Times to 1970, Bicentennial Edition," tariff couple of forms. The "dutiable tariff rate" peak of 1932 was 59.1%, second to the 61.7% rate in the year 1830. Howsoever, in the year 1933, 63% of all the imports were not taxed which the "dutiable tariff rate" didn’t reflect. The in the year 1929 was at 13.5% Hawley Tariff Act in 1933 at the rate of 19.8% which is significantly below the 29.7% of "free and dutiable rate" that the United States averaged from the year 1821 until 1900, which bove image which shows the tariff Firstly, the tariffs seemed to be a success. Howsoever, bigger economic problems survived in the demeanor of powerless banks. When the famous bank of Austria failed in the year global deficiencies of the Smoot 1930 became apparent in nature. Consequently United States of America imports decreased 66% from $4.4 billion in the year 1929 to $1.5 billion in the year 1933, and the exports decreased to $5.4 billion to $2.1 billion. Gross National Product fell from $103.1 billion in 1929 to $75.8 billion in the year 1931 and bottomed out at $55.6 billion in 1933. Imports from European countries decreased from 1929 at a high of $1.3 billion to jus million during 1932, while United States exports to Europe were decreased from $2.3 billion in 1929 to $784 million in 1932. Overall, the world trade decreased by some 66% between the year 1929 and the year 1934. International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456-6470 2018 Page: 9 The Tariff Act and the following retribution tariffs by America's trading partners were major factors of the lowering down of American exports and imports by more than half during the Great 1930s. Anyhow the economists of the period did not by much, the combined view among the economists and historians were that "The the 1930s aggravated the League of Nations gathered for the World at Geneva, Switzerland in 1927, in which it was concluded in its final report that "the time has come to put an end to tariffs and to move in the counter direction". Tremendous debts and reparations could only be settled through gold, services or goods but the only item available on that scale was the goods. However, many of the delegates' positive, starting in 1928 when France passed a new tariff law system. bigger economic problems survived in the demeanor of powerless banks. When the Creditanstalt, the of Austria failed in the year 1931, the global deficiencies of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff of 1930 became apparent in nature. Consequently, the United States of America imports decreased 66% from $4.4 billion in the year 1929 to $1.5 billion in the year 1933, and the exports decreased to 61% from $5.4 billion to $2.1 billion. Gross National Product fell from $103.1 billion in 1929 to $75.8 billion in the year 1931 and bottomed out at $55.6 billion in Imports from European countries decreased high of $1.3 billion to just $390 million during 1932, while United States exports to Europe were decreased from $2.3 billion in 1929 to $784 million in 1932. Overall, the world trade decreased by some 66% between the year 1929 and
  • 3. International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456 @ IJTSRD | Available Online @ www.ijtsrd.com THE ONSET OF U.S.-CHINA TRADE WAR With all the recent hostilities happening in and around the world, it's very easy to forget that China and the United States have been top trading partners for years. China outstrips Canada as the United States Americas’ largest trading partner, swanking nearly $500 billion in total imports and exports, about 15% of the total United States trade, in the year 2015. The U.S, showing contrasting reaction, who has been one of the top trading partner of China since the 1990s, overtook Hong Kong, which is importer of Chinese merchandise goods in 1998.The trade relationship between the two economic powerhouses which was never smooth for a long time, it changed drastically when the United States Government imposed the first wave of tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese goods, persuading an immediate retaliation from Beijing. If President Donald Trump’s threats are to be taken seriously, then nearly one of Chinese imports to the United States could be affected by tariffs in the coming months. leading up to this week has been “very significant,” said Mary Lovely, a non resident senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics and economics professor at Syracuse University. "This period represents a fundamental retreat by the leader of the global trading system,” she said, “It will be seen as a turning point”. Trump’s candidacy period, he made it bold and clear that he had planned systematically in a procedural way on renegotiating trade relations with China. During his speech announcing his candidacy on the year of 2015, Trump specified China 21 times, arguing that the country was taking away American jobs and “ripping” off the United States Throughout his campaign, he beseeched to bring an immediate change in the growing trade deficit between the two nations by levying high tariffs, though, for a period of time, it seemed to be more like tough talk than action. Finally, the endless threat of tariffs by Donald Trump became a reality and came into action. Analysts say “The key is whether there will be more a second round of revenge and retaliation and a third round,” said Shi Yinhong professor of international relations at University in Beijing.2 1 REPORT FROM WASHIGNTON POST. 2 REPORT FROM WASHIGNTON POST. International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456 www.ijtsrd.com | Volume – 2 | Issue – 6 | Sep-Oct CHINA TRADE WAR With all the recent hostilities happening in and around the world, it's very easy to forget that China and the have been top trading partners for years. United States of Americas’ largest trading partner, swanking with nearly $500 billion in total imports and exports, about trade, in the year 2015. The U.S, showing contrasting reaction, who has been one of the top trading partner of China since the overtook Hong Kong, which is the largest importer of Chinese merchandise goods in 1998.The trade relationship between the two economic powerhouses which was never smooth for a long time, United States Government imposed the first wave of tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese goods, persuading an immediate President Donald Trump’s aken seriously, then nearly one-third of Chinese imports to the United States could be affected by tariffs in the coming months. The period leading up to this week has been “very resident senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International essor at Syracuse represents a fundamental the leader of the global trading system,” she said, “It will be seen as a turning point”.1 Even during Trump’s candidacy period, he made it bold and clear that he had planned systematically in a procedural way on renegotiating trade relations with China. ring his speech announcing his candidacy on the year of 2015, Trump specified China 21 times, arguing that the country was taking away American United States economy. Throughout his campaign, he beseeched to bring an ange in the growing trade deficit levying high tariffs, though, for a period of time, it seemed to be more nally, the endless threat reality and came is whether there a second round of revenge and said Shi Yinhong, a professor of international relations at Renmin MAJOR EVENTS OF ‘CODE RED’ The very initial stage initiated when the President Trump had decided on investigating the countries imports. As of which on20th government had administered on launching investigation into steel imports. This initial investigation, further led to another investigation on 27th April 2017, over aluminum imports. So overall aspect, these two investigation initiation of the trade war, but as d August month the US administration had investigation into intellectual property theft by China. As things heated up on 22nd Trump had imposed new tar which was a vital industry for Chinese exports. In his first tariff establishment, he i washing machines and solar panels. solar panels will take off at 30 percent for the first year before falling to half of that over four years. In spite of the establishment of tariff because of lack of communication, China’s production occupies the world’s solar module by 65 percent. encounter on the trade war was on 1 when the US President Donald Trump had hiked tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. After imperiling the Chinese government for mon Trump raises the tax on aluminum percent and 25 percent, respectively. importantly, the use U.S import from China only 6 percent in Toto, which makes the country to respond with the stern warning. Hua Chunying, the Chinese spokeswomen in a news conference that the Chinese governmen required measures to safeguard its legitimate rights and interests. Just as an infamous word that Revenge is a dish that is best China waiting for the right moment took charge of the circumstance and proposed tariffs a States for a week of April 2 significantly escalated tension took a week for the Chinese government to strike down the international market. China proposed tariffs on $2.4 billion in exports. The list prepared by the consisted of 128 goods in return for the tariff brought by Trump administration over Chinese steel being imported for an worth. The line up framed by also targeted agricultural products such as pork, which have disproportionate over United author presumes the tariff brought up by the Chinese International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456-6470 2018 Page: 10 OF ‘CODE RED’ The very initial stage of the trade war was resident of the United States, decided on investigating the countries April 2017, the Trump government had administered on launching an investigation into steel imports. This initial investigation, further led to another investigation on , over aluminum imports. So on an these two investigations intended in the trade war, but as days passed, around month the US administration had launched an investigation into intellectual property theft by China. January 2018, President Trump had imposed new tariff over solar panels, which was a vital industry for Chinese exports. In his he initiated tariffs on ing machines and solar panels. The taxes for at 30 percent for the first year before falling to half of that over four years. In establishment of tariff because of lack of China’s production occupies the world’s solar module by 65 percent. The other major trade war was on 1st March 2018, when the US President Donald Trump had hiked tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. After imperiling the Chinese government for months, aluminum and steel over 10 percent, respectively. Most importantly, the use U.S import from China only 6 , which makes the country to respond Hua Chunying, the Chinese spokeswomen in a news conference in Beijing stated Chinese government will take proper and measures to safeguard its legitimate rights and interests. Just as an infamous quote “True to the word that Revenge is a dish that is best served cold”, China waiting for the right moment took charge of the circumstance and proposed tariffs against the United States for a week of April 2-6, 2018 which significantly escalated tension among the nations. It took a week for the Chinese government to strike down the international market. On 2nd April 2018, $2.4 billion in United States the Chinese government consisted of 128 goods in return for the tariff brought ver Chinese aluminum and an amount to $2.7 billion framed by Chinese government also targeted agricultural products such as pork, which nited States farmers. The author presumes the tariff brought up by the Chinese
  • 4. International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456 @ IJTSRD | Available Online @ www.ijtsrd.com government had unfavorably affected the American market. The U.S government retributed massively by unleashing a list of 1,300 Chinese goods which were taxed over 25 percent as on April 3. China is targeting to achieve “Made in China 2025” according to which its goal was to increase the core material of Chinese domestic content over 70 percent within 2025. strategic plan aimed at the pharmaceutical industry and other high technology industry. The U.S government which they decided to impose tariff consisting of 1,300 Chinese items which had a value of about $50 billion, which included goods like semiconductor, medical devices and other devices of the pharmaceutical industry and flat televisions. The Chinese government had other plans to attack and this time as on April 4 they responded by exposing a list of 106 goods, which included airplanes, cars and soybeans etc, which tariff for 25 percent. But on April 5, it was an official announcement by both the nations as the U.S President Donald Trump had ordered his chief trade negotiator Robert E. Lighthizer, the current member of U.S. Trade Representative for expanding tariffs to an addition of $100 billion but after discussion new duties were imposed. Similarly, Commerce Minister of China at a press confere April 6 that China will give tough competition of the tariffs proposed by Trump administration at any cost. After such an open announcement of war nations who have a highly developed economy clearly understood by other foreign including India, that conflict in markets adversely their economy. The Corporation Xing Telecommunication Equipment ZTE also known as ZTE is a China-based system Equipment Company. Moreover, it is China's leading telecom manufacturers. The ZTE Corporation is the largest manufacturers of the smart Chinese market. United States had fined the Corporation of about $1.19 billion and employees for infringement of trade illegally exporting their technology to and Iran. In 6th April 2018, the U.S. Department Of Commerce had forbidden exports of telecommunication technology for seven years because the corporation failed to rightly employees caught up in the scam, although the removed four senior employees they had still kept the rest of the members who were responsible for disclosure of sensitive information endanger the territorial economy or political security and stability of a country which International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456 www.ijtsrd.com | Volume – 2 | Issue – 6 | Sep-Oct affected the American t retributed massively by unleashing a list of 1,300 Chinese goods which were taxed over 25 percent as on April 3. China is targeting to achieve “Made in China 2025” according to which its goal was to increase the core material of Chinese over 70 percent within 2025. The pharmaceutical industry and other high technology industry. The outline of U.S government which they decided to impose tariff consisting of 1,300 Chinese items which had a value of about $50 billion, which included goods like semiconductor, medical devices and other devices of harmaceutical industry and flat-screen sions. The Chinese government had other plans to attack and this time as on April 4 they responded by exposing a list of 106 goods, which included which was for a tariff for 25 percent. But on April 5, it was an official nouncement by both the nations as the U.S President Donald Trump had ordered his chief trade current member Trade Representative for expanding tariffs to an addition of $100 billion but after discussion, no new duties were imposed. Similarly, Zhong Shan, a press conference on give tough competition of the tariffs proposed by Trump administration at any cost. war among two economy, it was foreign countries markets would surely Corporation of Zhong ZTE which is ed system and China's leading Corporation is the phone in the . United States had fined the ZTE of about $1.19 billion and penalizes the of trade sanction for nology to North Korea Department Of exports of telecommunication technology for seven years rightly reprimand the in the scam, although the had still kept the who were responsible for the disclosure of sensitive information that could endanger the territorial economy or political security which is explicitly prohibited by international law already elucidated the scenario of ZTE Corporation around the month of May, had announced to terminate their major operating activities since they had a financial loss which had caused by the ban imposed by United States Administration. After such a decision taken by ZTE Corporation, U.S President Donald Trump responds by tweeting that he feels sorry for the Chinese employees who would have lost their jobs and he also mentioned necessary arrangements are made with Chinese Jinping to bring back the deal with Certain write-up told that Trump governments were working on to get certain concess exchange for helping ZTE Corporation. Some officials of national security had the co leaking of U.S technology would lead to cyber security threats. The Democratic senator their concern through a message to T the decision taken by Trump saying the national security of America shall not be taken as a bargain chip under the conflict of trade negotiation. stated by approving the trade with China just for the sake of promoting a job in China is a bad decision since the job immunity for American workers would be in jeopardy. Finally, U.S. liberalize the ban imposed over ZTE Corporation, as on June 7. The seven years ban was taken within a month on selling of goods to ZTE Corporation. The Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ros instead of forbidding the company pay $1 billion fine along with accommodating new employees from U.S staffs. After this understanding, the trade war was once again brought forward by the United States government by announcing tariff on Chinese goods worth $50 billion for the war is to be compromised by removing their ban over ZTE Corporation, things appeared to be smooth among two nations, but the U.S President Donald Trump of about 1,100 Chinese goods government in return issued a list of $50 billion of United States product; the list consisted of goods from the agricultural sector and moreover t where Trump is holding provoked Donald Trump to go ag government soon 8th of June he had levy additional tariffs of worth $200 billion of Chinese goods. When asked to him, he stated that the administration is compiling the recor China which would face 10 percent less of tariff until China government agrees to the trade International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456-6470 2018 Page: 11 ernational law. The authors as already elucidated the scenario of ZTE Corporation, had announced to terminate their major operating activities since they had a financial loss which had caused by the ban imposed Administration. After such a decision taken by ZTE Corporation, U.S President Donald Trump responds by tweeting that he feels sorry for the Chinese employees who would have lost their jobs and he also mentioned necessary arrangements are made with Chinese President Xi Jinping to bring back the deal with ZTE Corporation. that Trump governments were working on to get certain concession relating trade in helping ZTE Corporation. Some officials of national security had the concern of leaking of U.S technology would lead to cyber- Democratic senator expressed their concern through a message to Trump regarding the decision taken by Trump saying the national security of America shall not be taken as a bargaining chip under the conflict of trade negotiation. They also stated by approving the trade with China just for the job in China is a bad decision for American workers would U.S. President decides to liberalize the ban imposed over ZTE Corporation, as . The seven years ban was taken within a month on selling of goods to ZTE Corporation. The Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross had stated that the company, they are willing to pay $1 billion fine along with accommodating new After this understanding, the trade war was once again brought forward by the government by announcing tariff on Chinese goods worth $50 billion for 25 percent. After to be compromised by the United States removing their ban over ZTE Corporation, things smooth among two nations, but the had extended his listing of about 1,100 Chinese goods. The Chinese government in return issued a list of $50 billion of the list consisted of goods from sector and moreover those areas high vote base. This provoked Donald Trump to go against the Chinese of June he had jeopardized to additional tariffs of worth $200 billion of . When asked to him, he stated that the nistration is compiling the record of goods of China which would face 10 percent less of tariff until China government agrees to the trade concession
  • 5. International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456 @ IJTSRD | Available Online @ www.ijtsrd.com brought up by the United States Administration. effect of implementation of Trump’s thought would increase to $200 billion of import tax for the country by way of explanation it brings a conclusion that almost Chinese goods are being imposed tariff of worth $505 billion is been imported to States. Gao Hucheng, Trade Minister of China stated that Trump’s statement was blackmailing the Chinese government. Meanwhile, the house of senate decides to backtrack on the decision taken by President Trump over ZTE Corporation, and the result showed 85 percent of the vote to re-establish the ban applied over the trade deal of United States components to that corporation. Trump calls on the Congress government to intensify the review process of the Chinese investment in the United States. the report, it stated that the Trump’s was planning as to bar firms of China from letting them invest on United States Technology. government stopped abruptly stating it would work out with Congress so as to tighten the regulations happening around foreign investment. As of Trump’s authority imposes tariff over Chinese goods worth $34 billion. The United States government fixed 25 percent tax over the Chinese goods hoping that the Chinese government in reciprocation would fix 25 percent tariff over American goods of worth $34 billion. Beijing retaliates over the goods because of the tariff imposed by the Trump administration. JACK DANIELS was one of the major United States imported goods which had high tariff rate, which affected the market adversely. The President in a press conference commented about Trump’s administration as a bunch of hoodlums. The tariff imposed as on 6th July had majorly affected the machinery industry and the electronic hub such as LED and computer hard drives. As on 1 Trump government plans to double the value of tariffs imposed on Chinese goods. The goods worth billion of Chinese goods which were for 10 percent is shot to 25 percent in a bid to pressure Beijing into making trade concessions. given a deadline for imposing the hike in tariff rate till the deadline of August 23rd according to United State Trade Representatives (USTR). India has made up a plan to exports goods to China and has identified more than 40 products where it’s in a position of advantage to replace and capture the United States market share that has costlier in light of the trade spat between the world’s two biggest economies. The 40 products would include flue-cured tobacco, fresh grapes, cotton linters International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456 www.ijtsrd.com | Volume – 2 | Issue – 6 | Sep-Oct Administration. The effect of implementation of Trump’s thought would of import tax for the country, it brings a conclusion that almost Chinese goods are being imposed tariff of worth $505 billion is been imported to the United , Trade Minister of China stated was blackmailing the Chinese government. Meanwhile, the house of senate decides to backtrack on the decision taken by President Trump , and the result showed 85 the ban applied over Technological Trump calls on the intensify the review process United States. As per the report, it stated that the Trump’s administration planning as to bar firms of China from letting Technology. But the government stopped abruptly stating it would work out with Congress so as to tighten the regulations As of 6th July, imposes tariff over Chinese goods government had fixed 25 percent tax over the Chinese goods hoping that the Chinese government in reciprocation would fix 25 percent tariff over American goods of worth Beijing retaliates over the United States goods because of the tariff imposed by the Trump was one of the major imported goods which had high tariff rate, which affected the market adversely. The Beijing in a press conference commented about hoodlums. The July had majorly affected the the electronic hub such as 1st August, the the value of tariffs The goods worth of $16 initially taxed in a bid to pressure . They have a imposing the hike in tariff rate till according to United State up a plan to exports goods to products where to replace and capture ted States market share that has become costlier in light of the trade spat between the world’s two biggest economies. The 40 products would pes, cotton linters and alloy steel seamless boiler. would boost up the Indian economy and reduce $63 billion trade deficit that India has with China. It also recently started purchasing soybean from Brazil after cutting a 25% tariff on the oilseed’s shipment from the United States as the trade tensions between the two nations intensified. The meetings between officials of the United States and China the previous week made a little headway, setting the stage for the United States to push ahead with the next round of tariffs up to $200 billion worth of Chinese Goods. POSITION OF INDIA ALONG WITH OTHER COUNTRIES ON A FULL WAR: India will not be able to afford to retaliate against the United States unlike the European Union and China as it is a major export destination for the country. Cosmopolitan trade which is already in a still phase, faces a lack of vegetation future as United States President Donald Trump threatens countries to move ahead with his agenda of protection, which is a move that could provoke strong retribution from the United States’ trading partners and take over the fate of the struggling World Trade Organization (WTO).Over the last two years trade rule-setting has been und United States, which is its one of its most influential member. India the country which realized and saw its exports jump by five-fold between the year 2001 2010-11 because of the liberalized global trade The country now stands to lose a lot if there is a full blown trade. The European Union and China, for example, have already realized the United States exports which they should target if Donald Trump carries out his threat to increase import duty on steel by 25% and aluminum by 10% respectively. Brazil, Korea, Canada, and Russia too could retribute against the United States trade protectionism of the President. Because of the country’s significant trade surplus, India too is under the United States scanner and its exports would attract more punitive tariffs on failing of trade diplomacy. Moreover, India critically depends on the United States to meet their defens requirements. Growing protectionism by the United States of America over the last decade has already had a negative effect on global trade. International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456-6470 2018 Page: 12 and alloy steel seamless boiler. This major export would boost up the Indian economy and reduce $63 billion trade deficit that India has with China. It also recently started purchasing soybean from Brazil after the oilseed’s shipment from the United States as the trade tensions between the two nations intensified. The meetings between United States and China the previous week made a little headway, setting the stage for the ahead with the next round of tariffs up to $200 billion worth of Chinese Goods. POSITION OF INDIA ALONG WITH OTHER COUNTRIES ON A FULL-BLOWN TRADE India will not be able to afford to retaliate against the European Union and China as it is a major export destination for the country. trade which is already in a still phase, faces a lack of vegetation future as United States President Donald Trump threatens countries to move of protection, which is a move that could provoke strong retribution from the United States’ trading partners and take over the fate of the struggling World Trade Organization Over the last two years, the multilateral setting has been under attack from the United States, which is its one of its most influential India the country which realized and saw its exports fold between the year 2001-02 and 11 because of the liberalized global trade The lose a lot if there is a full- blown trade. The European Union and China, for have already realized the United States which they should target if Donald Trump carries out his threat to increase import duty on steel 0% respectively. Brazil, and Russia too could retribute against the United States trade protectionism of the significant trade surplus, India too is under the United States scanner and its tract more punitive tariffs on failing of trade diplomacy. Moreover, India critically ited States to meet their defense requirements. Growing protectionism by the United States of America over the last decade has already ect on global trade.
  • 6. International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456 @ IJTSRD | Available Online @ www.ijtsrd.com For instance, world merchandise exports grew by a slight of 1.4% between the year 2010 and the year 2016, as per the data compiled by the World Trade Organization. Between the year 2013 and the year 2016 alone, world merchandise export been grown by a nominal 0.5% between 2013 and 2016. In fact, the merchandise exports fell by a short of 3.3% to $15.464 billion in 2016 from the year previous to it. A quantum that is far more than the 0.4% decline is reported in the world Gr Domestic Product. In consideration, during the year 2001-2010 global merchandise trade had its growth by 63%. Annual exports had its growth of 4.3% during the period, even as average Gross Domestic Product growth was comparatively modest at 2.5%. India has confirmed to these trends. For instance, the country’s exports had a growth of 468% between the year 2001-02 and 2010-11. But after that have been much disappointing. Between the year 2010-11 and 2016-17, the country’s exports grew by a trivial 10%. India recorded a 40% ris exports on textiles in the year 2010 and became the third largest exporting nation of the world, ahead of the United States. Since the time of IInd the global merchandise trade has gradually grown about 1.5 times faster than that of world Gross Domestic Product. But in the late 1990s, it grew more than twice as rapid. For the first time ever since the year 2001, this ratio dropped to 0.6 which is first time below 1 in the year 2016. It is projected that it would recover it partly in the year 2017 but the further moving of trade very slowly relative to Gross Domestic Product remains the main cause for concern. India has brought in 16 more steel goods and products under the quality control order, a move which could restrict the imports and hurt the consumer industries but provide help for the internal steel manufacturers. In consonance to the statement issued by the ministry of steel, exporters of the 16 goods and products are to record their exports themselves with the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) mandatorily. It would finish up being a long, lengthy and complicated process which could reduce foreign suppliers. Consequently, after the issuance of the new notification by the ministry of steel, 50 or more products, or nearly 90% of the product lines, have been covered under the order of the ministry. The remaining balance would be brought under quality International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456 www.ijtsrd.com | Volume – 2 | Issue – 6 | Sep-Oct For instance, world merchandise exports grew by a slight of 1.4% between the year 2010 and the year 2016, as per the data compiled by the World Trade Organization. Between the year 2013 and the year 2016 alone, world merchandise export has annually been grown by a nominal 0.5% between 2013 and 2016. In fact, the merchandise exports fell by a short of 3.3% to $15.464 billion in 2016 from the year previous to it. A quantum that is far more than the 0.4% decline is reported in the world Gross Domestic Product. In consideration, during the year 2010 global merchandise trade had its growth by 63%. Annual exports had its growth of 4.3% during the period, even as average Gross Domestic modest at 2.5%. rmed to these trends. For instance, the country’s exports had a growth of 468% between the 11. But after that, the years have been much disappointing. Between the year 17, the country’s exports grew by l 10%. India recorded a 40% rise in its exports on textiles in the year 2010 and became the third largest exporting nation of the world, ahead of nd World War, the global merchandise trade has gradually grown 1.5 times faster than that of world Gross Domestic Product. But in the late 1990s, it grew more than twice as rapid. For the first time ever since the year 2001, this ratio dropped to 0.6 which is first time below 1 in the year 2016. It is projected it would recover it partly in the year 2017 but the further moving of trade very slowly relative to Gross Domestic Product remains the main cause for India has brought in 16 more steel goods and products under the quality control order, a move ch could restrict the imports and hurt the consumer industries but provide help for the internal steel manufacturers. In consonance to the statement issued by the ministry of steel, exporters of the 16 goods and products are to record their exports ves with the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) mandatorily. It would finish up being a long, lengthy and complicated process which could reduce after the issuance of the new notification by the ministry of steel, 50 or more steel products, or nearly 90% of the product lines, have been covered under the order of the ministry. The remaining balance would be brought under quality order control soon by the ministry of steel. The manufacturers of automobile components have already felt the pinch of the control mechanism which is because of the quality compliance which was stipulated by the steel products used by the industry and firms as raw materials in their components. From early 2015, the government of the Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi has proactively taken many measures like anti-dumping, minimum import price and safeguard besides quality control to check the steel imports and to support the domestic manufacturers who are bleeding because of the cheaper imports from various countries. India unveiled or put forth a new National Steel Policy in the month of May 2017, which aims at raising the capacity of steel production from about 100 million tons as of now to 300 million 2030, which would entitle investment of Rs 10 lakh crore. The National Steel Policy seeks to raise the per capita consumption from the present 60 kg to 160 kg by the year 2030. The trade war between the United States and China has put forth enough signs of escalation, with both economic powerhouses employing retaliatory tactics for the purpose of imposing tariffs in the last few months. In the Asian continent, C buyer of crude oil and natural gas. The biggest trader or trading house of China has already stopped importing or buying United States crude oil and the countries capital Beijing look ready to slap retributory tariffs on the United States crude and Liquid Natural Gas. The stooping of buying United States oil refers to the continuous purchase of Iranian oil which means keeping Tehran in play in the global or cosmopolitan trade. between China and the United States may partially lower down the effect of Iran sanction on oil sourcing to India. Meanwhile, in the mon of 9.94 million barrels which is about 319,000 barrel per day imported over the first seven months, of crude oil from the United States has been booked by India according to vessel tracking and port data compiled. This is almost tripl the month of July. Many Industry users India may enjoy a good amount of bargaining power to argue for a United States waiver. India is globally the world’s third largest importer of crude oil and if it cuts its purchases from Iran the other likely major International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456-6470 2018 Page: 13 order control soon by the ministry of steel. The manufacturers of automobile components have felt the pinch of the control mechanism which is because of the quality compliance which was stipulated by the steel products used by the industry and firms as raw materials in their early 2015, the government of the Hon’ble r Narendra Modi has proactively taken dumping, minimum import price and safeguard besides quality control to check the steel imports and to support the domestic manufacturers who are bleeding because of the ous countries. India unveiled or put forth a new National Steel Policy in the month of May 2017, which aims at raising the capacity of steel production from about 100 million tons as of now to 300 million tons by 2030, which would entitle some additional crore. The National Steel Policy seeks to raise the per capita consumption from the present 60 kg to 160 kg by the year 2030. United States and China has put forth enough signs of escalation, with both omic powerhouses employing retaliatory tactics for the purpose of imposing tariffs in the last few onths. In the Asian continent, China is the largest buyer of crude oil and natural gas. The biggest trader or trading house of China has already stopped orting or buying United States crude oil and the countries capital Beijing look ready to slap retributory tariffs on the United States crude and Liquid Natural Gas. The stooping of buying United continuous purchase of Iranian oil which means keeping Tehran in play in the global or cosmopolitan trade. The tautness United States may partially lower down the effect of Iran sanction on oil sourcing , in the month of August, a total of 9.94 million barrels which is about 319,000 barrel per day imported over the first seven months, of crude oil from the United States has been booked by India according to vessel tracking and port data compiled. This is almost triple the rate or amount in the month of July. Many Industry users say that India may enjoy a good amount of bargaining power to argue for a United States waiver. India is globally the world’s third largest importer of crude oil and if om Iran the other likely major
  • 7. International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456 @ IJTSRD | Available Online @ www.ijtsrd.com beneficiary of the United States is Tehran’s regional rival, Saudi Arabia. China also has taken over the support of the more important biggest developing nations which includes India to push back against the protectionism as United States president Donald Trump who threatens to impose tariffs on almost all C imports. Brazil, Russia, India China, and South Africa have come together and agreed to dispute against the trade protectionism altogether after the meeting during the Group of 20 summit the finance ministers and the central bankers in the Buenos Aires. Finance Minister Liu Kun said that the BRICS in full force should support the economic multilateralism and globalization and should oppose unilateralism and protectionism in any form. These comments came after Donald Trump said “ready to go” with the $500 billion in the tariffs on imports from China and accused the European Nation and the Asian Nation for weakening their currencies to obtain some trade benefits. EFFECTS OF TRADE WAR ON INDIA To start with, the impact of the trade war trade between the two countries, but spreads across various countries. A basic be applied to understand this, let us take where in a country X has produced amount of goods to export to country tariff imposed by country Y is high, country X’s economy. As a result of which, X decides to export their produced good country for avoiding deflation of their most importantly avoid from paying high for exporting to country Y. Such is which is faced by other countries because trade war. The impact of this trade war two ways- direct or indirect. For India, trade war is more of indirect way than directly. Here are 6 ways in which India could by the US-China trade war: There was a major drop in the stock market immediately after the trade war was announced. As imports become more expensive trade war, manufacturers will find it hard to manage their margins and this a slowdown in output. As more countries impose tariffs, higher import get transmitted seamlessly. The Monetary Fund had alerted that International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456 www.ijtsrd.com | Volume – 2 | Issue – 6 | Sep-Oct is Tehran’s regional taken over the support of the more important biggest developing nations which includes India to push back against the protectionism as United States president Donald Trump who threatens to impose tariffs on almost all Chinese China, and South come together and agreed to dispute against the trade protectionism altogether after the he Group of 20 summits (G20) of the finance ministers and the central bankers in the u Kun said that in full force should support the economic multilateralism and globalization and should oppose protectionism in any form. These comments came after Donald Trump said “ready to go” with the $500 billion in the tariffs on imports from China and accused the European Nation and the Asian Nation for weakening their currencies to INDIA war, it is not a but in reality, it basic logic could take a situation an excessive country Y, but the which affects which, country good to another their country and high tariff rate the situation because of this war maybe of , the impact of directly. could get impacted There was a major drop in the stock market immediately after the trade war was announced. expensive due to a it increasingly this will force more and more import costs will International the expected growth rate was 3.9 percent the negative impact of the Trade deficit could be the Indian context. India monthly trade deficit approaching mark in the last few months. could see full-year trade billion and imports at well The forex reserves may be about 9 months of imports. widen the trade deficit, expensive and reduce the A logical corollary of this higher import prices will When inputs get costlier, final cost of manufacture cost of production. That inflation, and this trend many countries. As inflation could see a sharp fall in the power and that could further of growth. When inflation moves up, push up the inflation expectations. inflation expectations are and as a result, the RBI increase the repo rates. With across the world, we could the global bond yields star RBI may not have much raise rates sharply to prevent The INR could come under global currency markets. which the RBI can manage trade wars tend to degenerate That is because as every higher tariffs on imports, exports by weakening the starts as a defensive exercise, into a currency war. A sharp INR could trigger risk-off not a great situation as we Last, but not the least, India bankruptcies as an outcome The companies of India between two extremes. On inputs will go up due to higher companies will either have to the customer (which may most cases) or absorb the margins. At the same time, International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456-6470 2018 Page: 14 percent for 2018, because of the trade war. the big casualty in the has already seen its approaching the $15 billion months. The current year trade deficit at over $200 well over $600 billion. be adequate to cover just imports. A trade war will deficit, make imports more forex cover. this wider trade deficit and will be imported-inflation. it gets imputed into the manufacture in the form of higher That adds to producer is already obvious in inflation moves higher, we the domestic purchasing further depress the real rate up, it has the tendency to expectations. Normally, the key to interest rates may be constrained to With inflation going up could see a situation where start moving up and the much of a choice except to prevent capital outflows. under pressure in the There is a limit up to manage the rupee. Normally, degenerate into currency wars. country starts imposing imports, they also try to boost the currency. While it exercise, it eventually turns sharp depreciation in the off capital flight. That is we saw in 2013. India could risk corporate outcome of these trade wars. India could get squeezed On one hand, prices of higher import costs. The have to pass on the burden may not be possible in the costs. That will hit the time, higher interest rates
  • 8. International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456 @ IJTSRD | Available Online @ www.ijtsrd.com will push them closer to financial This will be more so for high debt companies. TRADE WAR AND ITS LIMITATIONS: As said by everyone, every coin has two sides so do everything in the universe. Nothing in this world is of a single side. The Cosmopolitan or the Global competition keeps the prices of many goods and services down. Removing the Global competition from the market results in inflation. Even if the wages increase, they would be outstripped by the r increase in prices of the commodity. Free trade or Global competition allows access to a much wider range of goods and services, providing more choice to the consumers because there are a lot of goods that are not supplied or made by the domestic market. Tariff rates and protectionism limits choice of the customer which may include, customers may have to make use of the inferior products, and also certain food only available at certain times of the year like that of a flower which blooms only once a year. Many gains or advantages of the protectionism market are short-lived and counterproductive. For instance introduce or raise the import tariffs country's goods, then it would be normally only a matter of time before they retribute and raise the tariffs on our exports. Many jobs of the people would be lost which rely on the exports of goods. If we close our border to that of other countries' products would obviously tend to lose theirs too. Jobs that mostly rely on the internet for their survival would be disappearing, as the tariff barriers for the free movement of capital and labor has gone up. Job outsourcing or outsourcing of work is a proportionate result of failure to invest in the field of education and skills in many cases. Taking for instance the United States has more shortages in high technology, science workers, and engineering because of the former sai investment is very less that is it fails to educate its own people to some extent. Companies which are protected from the global competition would flourish in the short period of time, but in accordance with the long term, they would tend to become less efficie nature. The Innovation and quality would decline over a specific period of time, as there is incentive provided to improve without the competition. On the purview of the author importers in any way should cut the costs to allow the tariffs and lower the quality of products for their International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456 www.ijtsrd.com | Volume – 2 | Issue – 6 | Sep-Oct vulnerability. companies. TRADE WAR AND ITS LIMITATIONS: As said by everyone, every coin has two sides so do everything in the universe. Nothing in this world is The Cosmopolitan or the Global competition keeps the prices of many goods and services down. Removing the Global competition market results in inflation. Even if the wages by the rise or increase in prices of the commodity. Free trade or Global competition allows access to a much wider ng more choice to lot of goods that are not supplied or made by the domestic market. Tariff rates and protectionism limits choice of the customer which may include, customers may have to make use of the inferior products, and also certain foods being year like that of a year. Many gains or advantages of the protectionism market are tend to be lived and counterproductive. For instance, if we tariffs rate on other country's goods, then it would be normally only a matter of time before they retribute and raise the tariffs on our exports. Many jobs of the people would be lost which rely on the exports of goods. If we close other countries' products, they lose theirs too. Jobs that mostly rely on the internet for their survival would be disappearing, as the tariff barriers for the free movement of capital and labor has gone up. Job urcing of work is a proportionate result of failure to invest in the field of education and skills in many cases. Taking for instance the United States has more shortages in high technology, science and engineering because of the former said it fails to educate its own people to some extent. Companies which are protected from the global competition would flourish ut in accordance with the they would tend to become less efficient in nature. The Innovation and quality would decline over a specific period of time, as there is a minimal incentive provided to improve without the competition. On the purview of the author, the foreign importers in any way should cut the costs to allow for the tariffs and lower the quality of products for their income. The advocates of free trade mechanism have argued with some validation that the countries which have inter-meshed economies in them are less likely to go to the war with others. circumstance, the general notion stir up conflicts among the nations periods have a historical nature of ending in economic slump which would be the most notable Depression of the 1930's. The effects of tariff and trade war could be much wider than viewing it in a specific and targeted way. For example, a tariff rate on production of steel would push the prices of all the products and would increase the process which uses steels along with the whole steel would be the cons of the trade war on point of view. CONCLUSION “ECONOMICS IS LIKE A MIRROR AND WILL REFLECT BACK TO THE THINKER THINKS” This article has been a mere elucidation on the effects of the U.S-CHINA trade war on the global economy and the multitude of counties t the global economic scenario in the post era. The trade war just like any other economic phenomenon has had its own zeros and ones two sides of a coin. India h position to experience both the sides the resultant exchange of this coin h the change in the domestic economic India. This article is hardly a conclave of id met in this present scenario and the the authors took to look at it. REFERENCES: 1. Economic and Political Weekly 2. The Wire. 3. The Times of India. 4. The Hindu. 5. The Washington Post. 6. www.indiainfoline.com 7. www.ndtv.com 8. www.theguardian.com International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD) ISSN: 2456-6470 2018 Page: 15 income. The advocates of free trade mechanism have that the countries which meshed economies in them are less likely to go to the war with others. In a different general notion of protectionism can among the nations. The protectionism periods have a historical nature of ending in an economic slump which would be the most notable Depression of the 1930's. The effects of tariff rates and trade war could be much wider than viewing it in a specific and targeted way. For example, a tariff rate on production of steel would push the prices of all the would increase the process which uses the whole steel industry itself. This would be the cons of the trade war on the author’s S IS LIKE A MIRROR AND WILL CT BACK TO THE THINKER WHAT HE THINKS” article has been a mere elucidation on the effects trade war on the global economy and the multitude of counties that had been linked in ario in the post-globalization like any other economic has had its own zeros and ones like the coin. India has been in a unique xperience both the sides of this coin and exchange of this coin has proceeded in domestic economic scenario of a conclave of ideas that ario and the way of thinking Economic and Political Weekly