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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… that a nation can raise its employment and GNP by giving away its goods for less than what it costs to make them.... … that a nation can raise its employment and GNP by giving away its goods for less than what it costs to make them.... … - page 716
… billion in FY 2014* to $5.2 billion in FY 2022.° A better way to understand these numbers is to look at the amount of … billion in FY 2014* to $5.2 billion in FY 2022.° A better way to understand these numbers is to look at the amount of … - page 718
… funding for one industry or firm might take more jobs away from other industries and firms, resulting in a net job … funding for one industry or firm might take more jobs away from other industries and firms, resulting in a net job … - page 719
… on China, but there has been no fundamental change in the way EXIM operates or the companies to which it extends … on China, but there has been no fundamental change in the way EXIM operates or the companies to which it extends … - page 722
… Top [Chinese] officials are discussing ways - 10482 Top [Chinese] officials are discussing ways to move away from costly subsidies that have so far borne little … - page 723
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… those technologies are put into practice abroad. In this way, foreign companies and foreign productive sites buy and … those technologies are put into practice abroad. In this way, foreign companies and foreign productive sites buy and … - page 756
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