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Research Article

Analysis of the Evolution of the Status of ”The Belt and Road” in the World Trade Dependence Network

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ABSTRACT

Examining the Interdependence in the international trade pattern from the perspective of linkage and development is conducive to grasping and optimizing “the Belt and Road” co-construction strategy from the overall and dynamic perspective.By constructing the trade dependence network of 183 countries and the multiple period difference-in-differences model, this paper analyzes the dynamic evolution law of the status along “the Belt and Road,” and finds that the world trade dependence network shows an orderly and multi-polar trend of change, and the trade status of “the Belt and Road” has gradually increased in recent years; The intra-regional compactness index of participating countries shows a more obvious stratification phenomenon and strong group attributes; The distribution of the core degree of the participating countries shows the obvious structural characteristics of “core-middle-edge;” The effective implementation of “the Belt and Road” Initiative is a significant reason for the increased dependence of participating countries. The above-mentioned research organically combines the practice of “the Belt and Road” construction with the changes in the world trade dependence network, and provides a possible theory and policy reference for more effectively promoting the construction of “the Belt and Road” from the perspective of relationship.

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Funding

This work is supported by NSSF (National Social Science Foundation) Project [Project No. 18ZDA070] and NNSFC (National Natural Science Foundation of China) Project [Project No. 71373249].

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