> China is not interested any 1 company getting a monopoly and becoming more powerful than the government Those are 2 different things. Monopoly doesn't mean

> China is not interested any 1 company getting a monopoly and becoming more powerful than the government Those are 2 different things. Monopoly doesn't mean "more powerful than the government". I'm not sure what that means, since the CCP disappears or coerces anyone who might threaten the supremacy of the CCP (or Pooh Bear) in any way. Capitalism results in a single winner, for many industries. CCP prefers kingmaking in various industries, because it's easier for the government to control a few players than a multitude. This isn't what "fair market" means, in context. It's modern communism. State owned companies that are directed by government, rather than direct investment or day to day management. China learned from Russia's failures, I would say. I would also concede it's less regulated, under a political lens.