China's "efficiency" PDF Print E-mail
Written by Stumo   
Thursday, 07 August 2008

The Beijing Olympics continues the focus on China.  This article reveals, in a nutshell, the misinformation or disinformation of those who say our trade deficit with China arises from our failure to "compete".

[China's Communist] party has also clung tenaciously to the most profitable pillar industries and the financial system, and it is not always easy to distinguish the biggest private companies from their state-run counterparts in China’s hybrid economy.


When the government owns, controls, or funds entire industries, I suggest that you not call it a "free market." When our leaders pretend that it is a free market, and pre-emptively surrender our policy tools to respond... we lose.

Other countries can choose their domestic policy, but we need to retain, and exercise, the right to respond.  Otherwise our economy will tank.  Kinda like now.

 

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