If, at that point, there's no domestic competition, then you create a vacuum and a problem for the entire economy that depends on those Chinese companies.
See the tariffs the past couple years and their impact on US manufacturing.
See the tariffs the past couple years and their impact on US manufacturing.
We still haven’t become an authoritarian government like China.
I don’t know what the answer is, but rewarding corruption and discouraging success are not feasible in the long term. Both arguments above seem legitimate.
>I don’t know what the answer is, but rewarding corruption and discouraging success are not feasible in the long term.
Maybe the answer is limiting the government's ability to pass laws that unfairly privilege one company over others. Power that doesn't exist can't be misused.
The same government led by a president who threatened to “shut down Twitter”?