2409-1634Research result. Economic Research2409-163410.18413/2409-1634-2017-4-1-10-201346WOLD ECONOMYUS-CHINA RELATIONS IN ECONOMIC AND SECURITY ASPECTSUS-CHINA RELATIONS IN ECONOMIC AND SECURITY ASPECTSTengDeluxTengDeluxRoVannakRoVannak20184100

This study is intent to identify and assess the economic and security importance to US and China by examining the nature and intensity of competitions, especially the geostrategic objectives of US and China in Asia Pacific. Examining and analyzing level of competition between US and China through the Global Competitiveness Index and the Global Fire Power Index by developing matrix level of competition for comparison between countries.

This study is intent to identify and assess the economic and security importance to US and China by examining the nature and intensity of competitions, especially the geostrategic objectives of US and China in Asia Pacific. Examining and analyzing level of competition between US and China through the Global Competitiveness Index and the Global Fire Power Index by developing matrix level of competition for comparison between countries.

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