An Analysis Of The Differences Between The US-China Economic Exchange Goals In The Early Post Second World War

After the end of the Second World War,the United States sought to expand its economy to the world and export its capital.The post-war China’s huge market has become a must for American capital exports.At the same time,the post-war Chinese National Government is also carrying out economic recovery and industrial reconstruction,and is eager to introduce foreign capital and technology from the United States.Both countries are considering the development of post-war bilateral trade relations,seeking new economic laws and regulations and concluding new trade agreements.However,there are differences in the economic exchange goals between the United States and China.The United States hopes to negotiate with the Chinese National Government on economic development issues,to safeguard the interests of American companies in China and establish a post-war economic monopoly in China;the Chinese National Government hopes to be able to enter into war through economic regulations and new agreements concluded.Providing the necessary funds and technology for post-war reconstruction and development.More importantly,it will also prepare for the launch of civil war through exchange of economic aid and military assistance from the United States.Exchange differences targets US and Chinese economies may be embodied in differences in both the economic objectives,"Company Law" on the five issues involving the United States and goal differences between the two sides.The differences in the exchange goals between the United States and China also have a different impact on the economy and politics of both parties.It also has implications for the healthy development and cooperation of the US and China’s economies.