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Researchers and policy advisers say scaling back some export tax rebates could ease trade tensions and free fiscal resources to boost household consumption and rural incomes
China's trade surplus hit a record $1.2 trillion in 2025; economists urge targeted export rebate cuts to redirect savings to households. A rollback raises costs for Chinese exporters—directly relevant for teams sourcing hardware amid escalating trade tensions.
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