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China crisis: why the global economy needs a rethink

How Western countries are re-evaluating their trading ties with the Asian power
The pandemic exposed Western over-dependence
Western vulnerability
America's reliance on China
China's dominance of the supply of America's meds
China's threats to cut US drug exports
US exports to China
The EU's reliance on China
EU needs Chinese pharmaceuticals
EU exports to China
The UK's reliance on China
UK exports to China
China's best friend?
Canada's reliance on China
Canada's exports to China
Australia's reliance on China
Australia's exports to China
China's tariffs on Aussie imports
Other Western countries' dependence on China
Major supplier of auto parts
The West's moves to distance itself from China
Stricter FDI rules
Huawei bans
Freezing out Chinese firms
Manufacturing moves away from China
India's rise
Other possible manufacturing hubs
Reverse globalisation
China's uncertain future
Hit to Western economies
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How Western countries are re-evaluating their trading ties with the Asian power

The coronavirus pandemic, which led to the shut down of factories in China and huge disruption to global supply chains, has brought to the fore the West's over-dependence on the nation, prompting liberal democracies to reassess their trading relationships with the Asian power. Click or scroll through to read our exploration of the crisis and highlight why the global economy might need a rethink.

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lovemoney staff

29 May 2020

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