China grew tremendously by using domestic controls to suppress wages WRT the foreign markets with which it was competing. What makes anyone think the approach

China grew tremendously by using domestic controls to suppress wages WRT the foreign markets with which it was competing. What makes anyone think the approach will be any different, in transitioning the current structural changes? Big pressures, but they've also had a couple of decades to greatly increase the tools they have with which to control and navigate this. Plus, the "leader of democracy" -- the U.S. -- has a leadership that is demonstrating its moral bankruptcy with respect to practicing what it preaches.