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WP; China; surplus; current account surplus; current account; global value chains; global imbalances; vis-à-vis China; import demand; net creditor position; market share; China's imports; United States-China; value-added trade balance; goods surplus; savings-investment gap; household savings; Current account surpluses; Imports; Trade balance; Exports; Global;All these keywords.
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