Please provide your own rational views (can take help from internet but your own words) when economy is controlled by a single Communist party of china with vision of become global power. subsidizing industrial output to capture other markets with its below cost pricing to gain market share and become dominant and leading supplier of all goods and services. Recent sanctions on Huawei and other chinese companies reflected how state sponsored companies able to dominate capitalist economies with destroying local businesses within a short period of time. With western and other asian economies realising this and now securing the supply chains back to secure lines along with moving part of production domestically. Explain the effects of deglobalisation on china future? (chna who was looking for made in china vision in 2025)

Please provide your own rational views (can take help from internet but your own words) when economy is controlled by a single Communist party of china with vision of become global power. subsidizing industrial output to capture other markets with its below cost pricing to gain market share and become dominant and leading supplier of all goods and services. Recent sanctions on Huawei and other chinese companies reflected how state sponsored companies able to dominate capitalist economies with destroying local businesses within a short period of time. With western and other asian economies realising this and now securing the supply chains back to secure lines along with moving part of production domestically. Explain the effects of deglobalisation on china future? (chna who was looking for made in china vision in 2025)

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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