A Rebalancing Act for China and Africa: The Effects of China’s Rebalancing on Sub-Saharan Africa’s Trade and Growth

Author: Mr. Roger Nord and Ms. Wenjie Chen

An examination of how China’s new growth model affects sub-Saharan Africa, including policy recommendations.

Volume/Issue: Volume 2017 Issue 003

Publication date: April 2017

ISBN: 9781475583434

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Exports and Imports , Economics- Macroeconomics , DPPP , DP , center , China , commodity , Sub-Saharan Africa , commodity exporter , China's growth , frontier economy , investment-driven commodities exporter , growth experience , FDI flow , sub-Saharan Africa result , idiosyncratic shock , Bloomberg L , P , , commodity price system , Customs dataset , countries in sub-Saharan Africa , Exports , Commodity prices , Foreign direct investment , Direction of trade , Africa , Global

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Summary

How does China’s new growth model affect sub-Saharan Africa? To address this question, this paper first looks at the growing ties between China and Africa; attempts to estimate more precisely the impact on growth through the trade channel; and finally draws some policy implications regarding whether this means an end of the Africa Rising narrative or merely the beginning of a new chapter.