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So are you saying that currently American companies are NOT allowed to acquire Chinese companies or operate in China? There are a few instances where that's tr
by headsupftw 7y ago
So are you saying that currently American companies are NOT allowed to acquire Chinese companies or operate in China?
There are a few instances where that's true (there are also a few instances where Chinese companies are not allowed to acquire U.S. companies or operate in the U.S.) but you said "I would support a wholesale ban on Chinese acquisitions of American companies". So again are you insinuating that at this moment, no American companies are allowed to acquire Chinese companies or operate in China?
- DiogenesKynikos 7y agoBelow are a few relevant figures. I see the claim repeated often that foreign companies can't operate in China. The sales figures of American companies paint a different picture. Company - Sales in China - Share in China Apple $44.8 billion 19.6% Intel $14.8 billion 23.6% Qualcomm $14.6 billion 65.4% Boeing $11.9 billion 12.8% Micron $10.4 billion 51.1% Broadcom $9.4 billion 53.7% The list goes on. S&P 500 firms had nearly $160 billion in sales in China in 2018. 1. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/trade-war-watch-these-are-the-us-companies-with-the-most-at-stake-in-china-2018-03-29 https://www.marketwatch.com/story/trade-war-watch-these-are-...
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