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Companies in china are not defined as an enemy. I say this agreeing that these investors really hallowed out America. My father was in one of those factories a
by lettergram 3y ago
Companies in china are not defined as an enemy.
I say this agreeing that these investors really hallowed out America. My father was in one of those factories and I remember him specifically training his Chinese replacement (who they flew over for 6 months).
It devastated my family. That said, I don’t think treason is the correct term.
- marnett 3y agoWhat if the company is nationalized?
- lenerdenator 3y agoThere is no such thing as a "company" in China as we understand it in the United States. There are CCP-controlled/tolerated commercial ventures that participate in the market economy. If you're investing in China, you can be sure there's a Party boss who's getting to wet his beak and dictate terms on which the deal will be accepted. Investments in China are not handled for the benefit of private interests; they are handled for the benefit of a strategic goal of the state.