Abstract
This paper explores the impact mechanism and driving role of China’s adjustment of sensitive goods export control policy on the optimization of domestic industrial structure. By analyzing the background, goals and implementation path of the export control policy adjustment, this paper studies its role in promoting industrial chain upgrading, technological innovation and resource allocation efficiency, and evaluates the policy effect in combination with typical cases. Finally, it proposes suggestions for further improving the export control policy to continuously promote the optimization of industrial structure.
Keywords: export control; industrial structure optimization; technological innovation; industrial chain upgrading; resource allocation
I. Introduction
In recent years, with the changes in the international economic and trade environment and the demand for high-quality development of the domestic economy, China has made systematic adjustments to its export control policy on sensitive goods. This policy adjustment is not only an important means to safeguard national security and economic interests, but also an important opportunity to promote the optimization and upgrading of the domestic industrial structure. This paper aims to analyze how the export control policy adjustment can promote the transformation of the industrial structure towards high technology and high value-added through market mechanisms, innovation incentives and resource allocation.
- Background and content of China’s sensitive goods export control policy adjustment
(I) Policy adjustment background
Changes in the international environment: global supply chain restructuring, intensified technological competition
Domestic development needs: high-quality economic development, industrial transformation and upgrading
National security considerations: key technology and resource security
(II) Main adjustment contents
Dynamic update of the control list: adding new high-tech and strategic material categories
Grading and classification management: establishing a differentiated control intensity system
Process optimization: improving the export license approval mechanism
International cooperation: strengthening control coordination with other countries
III. The mechanism of export control adjustment on industrial structure optimization
(I) Promoting the high-end of the industrial chain
Restricting the export of low value-added products and forcing enterprises to improve the technical content of their products
Protecting domestic key technologies and intermediate products and improving the local industrial chain
Case: The rare earth industry shifts from raw material exports to deep-processed products
(II) Stimulating the motivation for technological innovation
Control creates “technical barriers” and encourages enterprises to develop alternative technologies
Promote R&D investment and improve total factor productivity
Case: Improvement of the localization rate of semiconductor equipment
(III) Optimizing resource allocation efficiency
Guiding Production factors flow from surplus areas to high-tech industries
Improve resource utilization efficiency and reduce low-end production capacity
Promote the development of industrial clusters and form economies of scale
(IV) Cultivate the emerging industry ecosystem
Create protective development space for strategic emerging industries
Promote the construction of a collaborative innovation system between industry, academia and research
Case: Complete layout of the new energy industry chain
IV. Evaluation of policy implementation effects
(I) Positive results
The proportion of added value of high-tech industries continues to increase
The intensity of corporate R&D investment has increased significantly
The process of domestic substitution in key areas has accelerated
The position in the global value chain has improved
(II) Challenges faced
The pain of reduced short-term export income
Some companies lack the ability to adapt to transformation
The difficulty of adapting to and balancing international rules
V. Policy recommendations
Improve the dynamic adjustment mechanism and enhance policy accuracy
Strengthen supporting policies and reduce the cost of corporate transformation
Optimize the innovation ecosystem and enhance independent innovation capabilities
Deepen international cooperation and participate in global rule-making
Establish an effect evaluation system and achieve policy iteration optimization
VI. Conclusion
China’s strategic adjustment of export controls on sensitive goods has provided an important driving force for the optimization of industrial structure. Through scientific design and precise implementation of regulatory policies, not only national security and economic interests are guaranteed, but also the industry is more effectively promoted to develop in the direction of innovation-driven and high value-added. In the future, the policy system should be further improved to balance security and development goals and continuously promote the process of upgrading the industrial structure.
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Note: This article is an academic discussion. Please refer to the official release for the policy content involved. In actual writing, it is recommended to supplement specific industry data, case analysis and econometric model verification to enhance the scientificity and persuasiveness of the argument.