The Safe Haven under the Tariff Storm: Rational Choices in the Reconstruction of Global Supply Chains
The Safe Haven under the Tariff Storm: Rational Choices in the Reconstruction of Global Supply Chains
In 2025, Trump’s new tariff policy
precisely targets traditional manufacturing industries, but strategic
opportunities still exist in the fields of green technology, digital services,
and medical innovation. Under the frameworks of the U.S. "Clean Energy Security Act" and the "Chips and
Science Act," joint research and development projects between China and
the U.S. in areas such as photovoltaic modules and carbon capture technology
enjoy special exemptions. Southeast Asia, Mexico, and other "nearshore
outsourcing" hubs continue to see growth in exports to the U.S. as they
take on the shift in global supply chains.
Compliance-driven businesses should
accelerate their layout in "tariff immunity" areas: use tax-free
windows for digital services to establish cross-border cloud service nodes,
leverage policies for medical technology cooperation special zones to build
innovation consortia, and achieve tax burden optimization through re-export
processing in Southeast Asia. The global supply chain is replacing tariff
barriers with technological barriers, and only by deeply integrating into
innovation networks can long-term exemption rights be secured.
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