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At the same time, Taiwan depends on political and military support from the United States to help resist pressure from Beijing. Mr. Trump has demanded that Taiwan drastically raise its own military spending and accused Taiwan of stealing the lead in semiconductor manufacturing from the United States. Officials in Taiwan have committed to a slight increase in military spending, and TSMC said it would more than double its investments in the United States to $165 billion., Now, Taiwan’s ruling political party says it wants to do more to dismantle the commercial ties that for decades have propelled Taiwan’s economic growth. President Lai Ching-te is calling for companies that make semiconductors — Taiwan’s main industry — to stop buying from and selling to China. Mr., Can Taiwan really disconnect its economy from China? Taiwan is actively seeking to reduce its economic reliance on China, particularly in the semiconductor industry, amidst political tensions and pressure from both China and the United States. President Lai Ching-te advocates for a supply chain focused on democratic nations, while new restrictions target Chinese tech giants like Huawei and .
However, the question remains: Why must Taiwan pursue a New Southbound Policy? China’s International Pressure Over Taiwan As a regional hegemon, China has used its economic superiority over Taiwan and pushed other countries within the region to abide by the “One-China Principle.”, First is the global importance of Taiwan’s semiconductor manufacturing base, second is the impact on trade and the shipping industry running through the Taiwan Strait and Luzon Strait, and third is China’s own less-than-favorable economic conditions., Now China is using its economic clout to isolate Taiwan. In 2010 Taiwan signed the Economic Co-operation Framework Agreement (ECFA), a deal with China that allowed cross-strait trade to grow., The China-Taiwan relationship that is treading on thin ice, and any upset in this will be a political and economic disaster for the world. Recently, Bloomberg Economics released a model on the financial consequences a Chinese invasion would bring to Taiwan., Surprisingly, Taiwan has China’s dwindling economy to thank, instead of government-led trade diversification efforts, such as Tsai’s flagship New Southbound Policy, or Beijing’s economic, .