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April 2025
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China
Survey time period
Q1 2022 to Q4 2024
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Trade openness refers to the extent to which a country engages in international trade, typically measured by the ratio of the sum of exports and imports to its gross domestic product (GDP) or sectoral output. In the context of the textile and clothing industry, higher trade openness indicates a stronger reliance on global markets—either through exporting goods abroad or importing raw materials and finished products. It serves as a key indicator of how integrated a sector is within the global economy, reflecting both competitiveness and vulnerability to external market shifts.
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