The global economy continues to rely on Chinese production capacity. Currently, 128 countries purchase at least 10% of their imported goods from China. The absolute leader in terms of dependence is Cambodia, while the United States and European countries are gradually reducing this influence by diversifying their supplies. This is reported by the Visual Capitalist portal.
Ukraine ranks 45th globally. However, among European countries, Ukraine is the leader, with an indicator of over 20% (excluding Russia, with its almost 25%, from the European region).
The era when the “Made in China” label was associated exclusively with cheap consumer goods is a thing of the past. Today, Beijing has become a global industrial center, and its main export item has become high technology. The largest share of exports is made up of integrated circuits, a basic component of most modern electronics, followed closely by mobile phones and automobiles.
