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When should China open their domestic markets to foreign competition?
by specialist 6y ago
When should China open their domestic markets to foreign competition?
- pinkfoot 6y agoIs Telsa, never mind Buick and VW not at least some evidence that they have?
- jskell725 6y agoNo, unless and until there is a domestic chinese Luxury Car maker of note. This is the exception which proves the rule. They don't make directly competing products; so these come in. Watch what happens when they do.
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- specialist 6y agoI have no opinion. That's why I asked topicseed, accepting her/his argument that emerging markets need protection, when (and if) China should open up. But apparently topicseed hasn't updated her/his thesis since 2005. As for Tesla in China, I dimly recall that it's in partnership. SOP for BRICS economies. Quick search... Nope. I was wrong. This 2018 article states Tesla is the first foreign company allowed to operate in China without a domestic partner. https://money.cnn.com/2018/07/10/news/companies/tesla-china-factory/index.html https://money.cnn.com/2018/07/10/news/companies/tesla-china-... Now I'm almost curious if there have been others since.