Research on the Construction of a Trade-Strong Country under the Background of Digital Economy
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Digital economy, trade power, international trade.Abstract
Digital economy has become an increasingly hot topic in recent years that relies on digital technology as its core and data resources as its key to achieving economic activities. With the continuous development of communication technologies, modern information networks, digitization profoundly empowers various industries, especially in the fields of international commerce. In the era of a booming digital economy, empowering trade powers with a digital economy is a necessary development path. Existing literature mainly emphasizes the theoretical system, path, dilemma, integration with different industries, opportunities, and challenges faced by digitalization in the digital economy, as well as discusses the importance, barriers, and strategic priorities of trade powerhouses and high-quality development of international commerce. Based on this, this article focuses on trade powerhouses in the context of the digital economy, with a particular emphasis on the development trends of international trade within the framework of the digital economy. The study focuses on the positive endogenous casual association between the digital economy and the construction of a trade powerhouse and also proposes a path for digitalization to empower the development of international trade.
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