Your argument oversimplifies complex economic dynamics, overlooks the benefits of global trade, and underestimates the risks of aggressive protectionism
I am simply looking at the ways in which Americans have funded China's rise—which I don't think can be disputed. It is manifestly obvious that China's economic "miracle" was bought & paid for by America.
Your argument oversimplifies complex economic dynamics, overlooks the benefits of global trade, and underestimates the risks of aggressive protectionism
Willful Red Herring
The article doesn't address those issues.
I am simply looking at the ways in which Americans have funded China's rise—which I don't think can be disputed. It is manifestly obvious that China's economic "miracle" was bought & paid for by America.
Aesop's fable of the oak & the axe comes to mind.