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There is no way the CCP is going to legislate that into reality. There is no way the US Congress is going to further handicap American industry with what then a
by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
There is no way the CCP is going to legislate that into reality. There is no way the US Congress is going to further handicap American industry with what then amounts to another subsidy to China. It's not a solution. Nor is barring e-waste exports a solution. That material will end up in landfill. Terrible idea.
- baxtr 7y agoWhat is a solution then?
- iudqnolq 7y agoAn extra fee on imported goods isn't a subsidy, it's a tarrif.
- Accujack 7y ago>There is no way the CCP is going to legislate that into reality. Not the CCP, the US government. That's why I mentioned the corruption of it being a problem. E-waste from the US should be kept in the US where we can ensure it's recycled properly, not shipped overseas to make a quick buck. China's lack of regulation and pollution is another problem entirely.