Research on the Impact of China's Rare Earth Export Control Measures on Domestic Enterprises and the International Market

Jinsheng Bao

doi:10.54691/9rxhwf67

Authors

Jinsheng Bao

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/9rxhwf67

Keywords:

Rare Earths; Export Control Measures; Export Trade; International Market; Impact.

Abstract

As a core strategic resource in the global high-tech field, rare earths, with their unique physical and chemical properties, play a crucial role in high-end manufacturing, new energy, national defense, and military industries. As the world's largest producer and exporter of rare-earth permanent-magnet materials, China has built a competitive advantage covering the entire industry chain. To maintain the sustainable use of resources and industrial security, the Chinese government has implemented a series of export control measures, which have a profound impact on the transformation and upgrading of domestic enterprises and the pattern of the international market.

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