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The West is relatively clean at least in this; they had fair and open terms for China which were not reciprocated. Even those 'local partnerships' in China wer
by sholain 1y ago
The West is relatively clean at least in this; they had fair and open terms for China which were not reciprocated.
Even those 'local partnerships' in China were not above board - they existed to steal the intellectual property from the partnered Western company.
It seems the only thing that can be nailed down are 'consumer brands' which are difficult to duplicate.
[1] https://www.planetizen.com/node/47241 https://www.planetizen.com/node/47241
At least in the context of trade over the last 35 years, there has been an imbalance.
As for 'Arbitrary Rules' - it's a fair claim and the US, EU etc. need to establish clear and fair terms. So should China, India, Brazil, everywhere else.