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Significance
Beijing is continuing its state-led drive to build up its domestic chip industry capabilities with more centralised control and oversight.
Impacts
Despite the Dutch and Japanese moves, coordination between the United States and its allies still faces significant obstacles.
China will continue to support its domestic semiconductor firms, including through selective pressure on key foreign suppliers.
Efficiency losses due to political intervention in the semiconductor supply chain will mean higher costs passed on to consumers.
Keywords:
China,
AP,
Japan,
Netherlands,
South Korea,
United States,
industry,
international relations,
foreign trade,
sanctions,
technology,
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