USA Tariff Turmoil and Strategic Dilemmas 2025: Reshaping Business Model Innovation in China–Asean Trade – Evidence From Vietnamese Industries

The escalating bilateral tensions between the world`s two largest economies have entered a critical phase, marked by the recent decision of the United States to impose additional tariffs on Chinese imports. In response to these protectionist measures, China subsequently announced retaliatory trade restrictions, resulting in the global economy entering a new phase of uncertainty. This study examines how Vietnamese firms are strategically reshaping their business model innovation within the evolving US-China trade war and seizing the opportunities toward higher firm performance. Our findings indicate that regulation and surveillance, geopolitical issues and warfare, tariff volatility, customer purchase power, and political philosophy orientation have a significant impact on Vietnamese firms’ reshaping business model innovation and achieving higher firm performance amid the current international political and economic environment. Addressing the current US tariff turmoil is not the only way to drive business model innovation for Vietnamese companies, but they also need a series of important links in promoting the progress of scientific international management.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-05-15
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15421631
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Vietnamese History and Culture Studies
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USA Tariff Turmoil and Strategic Dilemmas 2025: Reshaping Business Model Innovation in China–Asean Trade – Evidence From Vietnamese Industries

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Vietnamese History and Culture Studies
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USA Tariff Turmoil and Strategic Dilemmas 2025: Reshaping Business Model Innovation in China–Asean Trade – Evidence From Vietnamese Industries

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Abstract

The escalating bilateral tensions between the world`s two largest economies have entered a critical phase, marked by the recent decision of the United States to impose additional tariffs on Chinese imports. In response to these protectionist measures, China subsequently announced retaliatory trade restrictions, resulting in the global economy entering a new phase of uncertainty. This study examines how Vietnamese firms are strategically reshaping their business model innovation within the evolving US-China trade war and seizing the opportunities toward higher firm performance. Our findings indicate that regulation and surveillance, geopolitical issues and warfare, tariff volatility, customer purchase power, and political philosophy orientation have a significant impact on Vietnamese firms’ reshaping business model innovation and achieving higher firm performance amid the current international political and economic environment. Addressing the current US tariff turmoil is not the only way to drive business model innovation for Vietnamese companies, but they also need a series of important links in promoting the progress of scientific international management.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Bansomdejchaopraya Rajabhat University (TH), Bangkok University (TH)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 46%
Vietnamese History and Culture Studies
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