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China Rejects OECD Report on Industrial Subsidies as 'One-Sided'

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China has rejected a report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) concerning industrial subsidies, labeling it as "one-sided." The Ministry of Commerce stated that the report's definition of subsidies lacks a unified standard and deviates from WTO consensus. China argues that the report unfairly attributes its firms' market share gains solely to government support, ignoring their genuine competitive advantages in efficiency and technological advancement. AI

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China Rejects OECD Report on Industrial Subsidies as 'One-Sided'

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Alice Li ·

    China rejects OECD report on industrial subsidies as ‘one-sided’ amid EU trade tensions

    China has rejected a recent OECD report that said its firms receive far higher government subsidies than international peers, calling the findings “one-sided and arbitrary” at a time when EU concerns over Beijing’s industrial policy are intensifying. “The report’s definition of ‘…

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