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October 1, 2009 · about 17 years ago

China’s Shipbuilding Glut

China’s yards pour out bottoms despite a major global shipping downturn. The current trade war focus may be on the US and China, most recently over tires. But hanging over trade relations between China and its immediate Asian neighbors Japan and Korea is what could be at least as divisive issue: shi

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China’s yards pour out bottoms despite a major global shipping downturn. The current trade war focus may be on the US and China, most recently over tires. But hanging over trade relations between China and its immediate Asian neighbors Japan and Korea is what could be at least as divisive issue: shipbuilding.

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