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If the costs outweight the benefits for the Chinese government, then they won't allow it. Same goes for the US. I highly doubt the US would want to give up any
by forkLding 9y ago
If the costs outweight the benefits for the Chinese government, then they won't allow it.
Same goes for the US. I highly doubt the US would want to give up anything to China or compromise anything they already have so that China would open up their cinemas, its definitely a realpolitik way of looking at it, but its usually how things go.
- DeonPenny 9y agoI think your argument is a bit naive because it does hurt most Americans from what I've seen, but these arrangements help the very few that can truly influence these policies. As for the Chinese yes, a strong economy is a huge reason why they are in power. Protectionist policies are one way they've used to keep people happy.