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Europe's China trade fears miss point, author argues

Europe's leadership is concerned about China's economic dominance, attributing it to subsidies, technology theft, and industrial policies. Former EU official Cecilia Malmstrom advocates for a new European strategy to counter China's aggressive trade practices. However, the author argues that blaming China's competitiveness on subsidies and overproduction is a misdirection, urging Europe to instead examine its own competitive shortcomings. AI

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Europe's China trade fears miss point, author argues

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · David Dodwell ·

    Europe’s fears about China trade threat miss the point

    Europe’s political and business leaderships appear to have concluded that China’s economic dominance represents an existential threat – not from intrinsic competitiveness but from subsidies, technology theft, state-owned enterprises and a pervasive industrial policy. Cecilia Malm…