Opinion | China Wants to Damage Our Economy, and It's Succeeding

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : It spent almost $50 billion on subsidies to catch up on semiconductors before the U.S. Congress responded with the CHIPs Act.
57% : That would make American exports less expensive and imports pricier without the risk of trade retaliation.
57% : And it is not holding on naïvely to the hopes that free trade could yet prevail if the United States simply ended the trade war.
50% : In 2023, China's leading producer, BOE, received more in government subsidies ($532 million) than the company generated in profits.
47% : Credit goes to Donald Trump for alerting the world to the dangers posed by China, particularly its efforts to overtake the United States as the world's most advanced economy.
39% : If our policymakers don't work fast and smart enough, they will put at risk America's workers, economy and place in the world.

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