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> No, it would be enforcing the same requirements on chinese companies as the US enforces on their own How are they going to do that? > If they don't then fin
by reroute1 7y ago
> No, it would be enforcing the same requirements on chinese companies as the US enforces on their own
How are they going to do that?
> If they don't then fine them just as much, to have access to the US market.
That's not the issue, the Chinese tech companies would have more freedom and support for the international market. Access to the US is just one part of that and there are already obstacles to that market. The main point is that the US companies would be hamstringed in a way that China companies would not.
- JumpCrisscross 7y ago> How are they going to do that? U.S. jurisdiction extends on its territory and across the U.S. dollar. If a Chinese company wants to sell to no American companies and never use dollars, they're free to ignore American law. More pointedly, we've gone through this before. With the USSR. Competitive markets develop better than command-driven ones.
- reroute1 7y agoThat's not enforcing the same requirements on Chinese companies. That's one possible effect, but certainly not enforcing the same requirements.