I agree. We do not compete as "Americans" vs. "Indians" or "Chinese." We compete as firms and products vs. each other. I guess it is not surprising that an arti

I agree. We do not compete as "Americans" vs. "Indians" or "Chinese." We compete as firms and products vs. each other. I guess it is not surprising that an article in Foreign Policy would see the world exclusively in the form of nation vs. nation, as that is surely how its diplomatic audience sees it.