Interdependence Liberalism on Sino- U.S. Relationship

INTRODUCTION Central America trade relations are of great interest as they show economic interactions between the world's largest economy and the second largest economy. After China joined the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 2001, its economic performance dramatically improved. Therefore, the trade relations of Central America from 2001 to 2011 will be explained in the following section. In general, Central America relations are peaceful from the perspective of interdependent liberalism. As far as Marxism is concerned, it is an asymmetrical relationship.

To explore interdependencies, you need to understand what is necessary for good interdependence. According to Stephen Covey, if success of interdependence is considered to be the productivity that we desire, productivity can be divided into three key elements, individual investment, interaction, and deposit to an emotional bank account Can be divided. In terms of interaction, it is necessary for us to openly communicate with each other. Also, we will keep active exchanges with each other. For example, doing something you like and doing whatever you want is the best way to build a positive dialogue. This helps to build relationships in a smooth and natural way.

Trade relations from 2001 to 2011 will be discussed in the next section. In general, Central America relations are peaceful from the perspective of interdependent liberalism. As far as Marxism is concerned, it is an asymmetrical relationship. Interdependence in Central America Trade Relations Liberalism Interdependence Liberalism Karrbo and Ray (2010) emphasizes liberalism as "a theoretical viewpoint that emphasizes the interdependence between the state and local governments, an important feature of the international system" .

Liberals derive several unique power concepts that are quite different from the concept of realism. For liberals, one form of international influence arises from the interdependence (power and interdependence) between Keohane and Nye's preferences called "asymmetric interdependence". The more similar everything else, the stronger the taste in the country with the higher degree of interdependence. If a given person can have more power over the given result, the country's desire will be less, the country will be less interested in it, fewer preferences, other people have The force will be weakened. Asymmetric interdependence, the preference for a country's consensus, is stronger than that of any other country and has the ability to negotiate. For example, in trade negotiations small, poorer countries tend to rely on trade, therefore they tend to derive more benefits from free trade, so they are in a weaker position in the negotiation process and make more concessions There is a tendency.