| | | | PROBLEMS OF MODERN ECONOMICS, N 1 (89), 2024 | | | | SOCIO-POLITICAL ISSUES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF EURASIAN COOPERATION | | | Le Xing
Li Xing, Head of the Chair of International Relations, Beijing Pedagogical University, Director of the Academic Committee of the Center for Russian Studies affiliated to the Ministry of the People’s Republic of China, Vice-Rector of the Beijing Academic Association of Scholars for the International Studies, PhD (History), Professor
Tao Keqing
Doctoral Student, Beijing Pedagogical University (China), Lanzhou State University (China), PhD (History)
Lee Cheng Hui
Student of the Institute of History and Culture, Lanzhou State University (China)
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| | | The article provides a comparative analysis of trade and economic relations between China and Russia, as well as between China and the United States. The assessment of trade and economic relations between the two countries should be done not only by the absolute size of trade between them, it is necessary to assess the dynamics of specific trade indicators relative to the country’s GNP, the quality of trade, the dynamics of growth and the growth rate of mutual trade between the countries. The dynamics of specific indicators of mutual trade between China and Russia tends to grow and is much higher than between China and the United States. The authors show that when assessing economic relations between China and Russia, political relations between them should also be taken into account. The supply of mineral resources from Russia to China supports the economic security of the People’s Republic of China. The article concludes that relations between the Russian Federation and China are “politically hot, economically moderate,” but dynamically developing. | | Key words: Sino-Russian relations, trade and economic relations, «political heat», «economic cold» | | Pages: 71 - 73 |
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