I hope so. Commoditization should be part of every product’s lifecycle. If the incumbent can’t meet demand then that unmet demand becomes a juicy target. And if it won’t meet demand (or its prices are too high or it raises its prices to match demand to supply) then that price umbrella also creates a juicy target.

In other words, barring legal implications this is the natural order of things.

Simply inventing something should not confer the right to charge as much as one wants for it for eternity, nor the right to produce as much or as little as one wants.

And you also have to have some sympathy for the problems Chinese leadership face - what are they to do, if mind boggling amounts of things must be produced just to keep up with China’s own indistrialization? Wait around for companies to fulfill orders for foreigners and soak up the leftover capacity?