The "China Shock" describes the rapid surge in Chinese imports that disrupted global manufacturing after 2001. It is used by economists to analyze job losses and wage stagnation in developed nations. While multinational corporations benefit from lower production costs, local workers and competing industries often face economic displacement.
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