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The US-China Trade War and Global Reallocations
Penny Goldberg
Yale University

How did the US-China trade war create new export opportunities for "bystander" countries, and how did tariff elasticities and supply dynamics determine whether they benefited by acting as substitutes or complements to US and Chinese exports?

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