Japan and China shifting toward selective economic dependence

What happened: One year into an ongoing political row, Japan and China are continuing to look for new opportunities while cutting risks, shifting toward selective economic dependence. Why it matters: The two neighbors are adjusting their economic ties by pursuing new opportunities and reducing risks at the same time, a shift described as selective economic dependence.

One year into an ongoing political row, Japan and China are continuing to look for new opportunities while cutting risks, shifting toward selective economic dependence.

The two neighbors are adjusting their economic ties by pursuing new opportunities and reducing risks at the same time, a shift described as selective economic dependence.