Analysis of the impact of resource constraint on export trade of Chinese metal products industry
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https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpbm.v20i.1029Keywords:
Resource Constraint, Metal Industry, Export Trade.Abstract
In the era of "green economy", how to maintain rapid economic growth under the constraints of resources is one of the hot issues concerned by the government and experts. With the acceleration of economic globalization, the trend of international transfer of industries is becoming more and more obvious. China is a country with relatively rich resources and low labor costs. In recent years, China has gradually become a resource-intensive undertaking country characterized by high pollution and high energy consumption industries. The transfer of international industries has not only greatly promoted the development of China's economy, but also further increased the demand for resources in China. To realize the sustainable growth of economic development, we must adjust the relationship between trade and resources. Metal products industry belongs to China's manufacturing industry, and it is also a typical industry with high energy consumption and high pollution, which is bound to face severe resource constraints in future construction. Therefore, this paper takes resource constraint as the basic condition, discusses the influence of China's metal products industry under the new situation, analyzes the influence mechanism of resource constraint, and puts forward relevant policy suggestions.
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