It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… here in depth. Other issues of concern include China , cybersecurity, digital assets, digital services taxes , … here in depth. Other issues of concern include China, cybersecurity, digital assets, digital services taxes, … - page 710
The Case for Fair Trade
… and agreed that Communist China would not conduct knowingly cyber-enabled theft of intellectual property.*! Within a … first promise would be broken.*? As for Communist China’s cyberattacks on American businesses, they have never … and agreed that Communist China would not conduct knowingly cyber-enabled theft of intellectual property.*! Within a … - page 787
… 1 Physical Theft and Cyber-Enabled Theft of - 11609 1. Physical Theft and Cyber-Enabled Theft of Technologies and IP * Physical Theft of Technologies and IP Through Economic Espionage * Cyber-Enabled Espionage and Theft ¢ Evasion of U.S. Export … - page 788
The Case for Free Trade
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