Impact of new coronavirus pneumonia on Chinese import and export trade

Abstract

Coronavirus disease 2019 or COVID-19 is an epidemic caused by a severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus that has led to a persistent outbreak that has become one of the terrible epidemics in human history. The epidemic has had a huge impact on the world economy and trade business. In the background of the COVID-19 pandemic, how to mitigate the negative effects of the epidemic and prevent the impact of similar diseases on import and export trade has become a major issue for the international community to address. Based on China's import trade，export trade data before the epidemic, China's import trade，export trade data after covid19, and data on the number of patients and deaths from COVID-19, we analyze the categories with specific impact from COVID-19 on China's trade and then evaluates its general equilibrium. Trade salience effects under conditions. Our research results can be summarized as follows (1): The monthly comparison of China's import and export data before the epidemic from 2018 to 2019 and the monthly comparison of import and export data during the epidemic from 2020 to 2021. The data and analysis of the significance of the epidemic. (2) China Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, abbreviated as SARS, The disease, known as the SARS case, first reported in 2002 in Shunde, Guangdong Province, China, and then spread to Southeast Asia and the world, proved that the impact of SARS on China's import and export trade in 2002 was enormous. COVID-19 on Chinese trade in 2020. (3) The article further analyzes the epidemic's impact on China's major import and export industries. This paper uses four primary import and export industry data: Monthly statistics on the export and import of electrical with mechanical products. Monthly statistics on import and export of high-tech products. Monthly export statistics to clothing，clothing accessories. Monthly Export Statistics of Agricultural Products. Among them, the export of high-tech industries and number for new crown patients are particularly significant. （0.004）. The death toll, high-tech industry, and clothing and clothing accessories have very high significance. （0.004，0.009）