商务英语毕业论文范文-论中美贸易关系
商务英语毕业论文范文-论中美贸易关系
设计（论文）题目： The Trade Relations of Sino-America
Outline
1. Introductions 1
2. Pre-crisis Sino-American Trade Relation 4
2.1 Honey-Moon Period of Sino-Americana Trade Relation 4
2.2 An approaching shadow 5
3. The direct impact of the 2008 Crisis on Sino-American trade relations 6
3.1 The Impact of Economic Interdependence on Sino-U.S. Relations 6
3.2 The hidden root of the imbalances 7
3.3 the impact of the crisis on Sino-U.S relations 8
References 10
Acknowledgement 11
The Trade Relations of Sino-America
Abstract: The world is now rapidly entering the so-called “Post-Crisis Era”. A growing number of people now announce that the “Pax American” is entering its final chapter. During this historical time, it became a necessity to reassess Sino-American trade relation. This article is focused not only on mere trade relation between China and America but also focused on the comparative advantages of Chinese companies and American companies in order to predict the future of Sino-American trade relation.
Keyword: Sino-American relations; Trade
论中美贸易关系
摘要：世界正在快速进入一个所谓的.“后危机时代”，越来越多的人预料到美国治下的和平正在走向末路。因此，在这段历史时期有必要重新审视一下中美关系了。本文不仅仅关注着中美之间的贸易关系，而且关注着中美国家公司之间的相对优势以便更好的预期中美之间的贸易关系。
关键词：中美关系, 贸易
1. Introduction
Considering the current world trade situation it became necessary to reexamine the fact that the economic crisis had taken a heavy toll on international trade. This article now assess the current global economic situation and then base on that situation to provide helpful analysis on Sino-American trade relation.
2. Pre-crisis Sino-American Trade Relation
2.1 Honey-Moon Period of Sino-American Trade Relation
The Pre-crisis Sino-American trade relation is, to a certain extent predatory. US companies use their financial and technological superiority to secure resources and low-end products from all over the globe. China as a large but largely undeveloped nation, while rich in men-power and seemingly rich in resource, but lack the capital and the technological capacity, seeks foreign investment to help its development. Naturally the US and China was a perfect match. US provide the financial and tech support in exchange for China’s cheap products and resources. Both parties have benefited in this arrangement. For China, the benefit not only in the direct investments made by American companies and firms, but also in the massive daily products sold to average US citizen. In total, during the period of 1980 to 2000，investments from US made up to 60 percent of total for the whole FDIs China received，and US remains the largest trade partner of China till today，not to mention the benefits of advanced tech and managing techniques that Chinese learned from American. As for US，at that time it looked like a win too. Thanks to the vast，seemingly unlimited Chinese work force, US citizens can purchase a relatively same quality Chinese made shirt for a fraction of price of a US made shirt，and it’s not only the shirts，canned food，all sorts of clothing，all kinds of mid and low end shoes，TVs，power tools hardware，you name it. And for major American cooperates it was good too. Big monopoly cooperates can exploit Chinese labor and vast Chinese markets to a full extent，and a developing China did not have the Union system back in US to drag down the profit. All in all, it would seem like a win-win for both China and America. However，things were about to change.
2.2 An approaching shadow商务英语毕业论文范文
It was wildly evaluated that Chinese economy is roughly half a century behind that of America’s in the glorious 80s’. I sometimes wonder，why those Americans don’t seem this coming，I really mean it，why didn’t the Americans take a little break and say to themselves: “Chinese civilization lasts some 4000 years，clearly somebody in china know why. What if those people can take charge of China? What will become of us then?” But sadly for them, it would seem none of them think that way. Those Americans greatly underestimate the will and mind of Chinese people. For in a mere 20 years China has made the transformation from one of the poorest country in the entire world to a country that had the financial power to tip the balance in a financial warfare. Yes I am talking about the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis，A crisis caused by some idiotic political leaders in southeastern Asian countries and a handful of so-called American speculative-investors. By promising that the RMB will not devalue and actually holding that promise，China had successfully protected its newly returned SAR---HongKong from the rampage of the crisis，and in doing so，assisted other Asian countries repair and rebuild the damages done during the crisis. If asked I would say it is for the Americans’ best interest to see China as a real economical rival at that time. As we all know，they didn’t .