Comments by "tooltalk" (@tooltalk) on "The Spectator" channel.

  1. The US imports about 40% of all vehicles sold locally -- in China, it's just over 2%. In China, foreign automakers are required to build cars locally in a JV to transfer their tech to a local JV partner; Tesla being the only exception to this rule in the past 40+ years.
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  2. No need to pretend that China is all about pro-consumer or their cost-competitive advantage comes from efficiency or innovation.
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  3. from managed trade to fair trade, which is another way of saying managed trade.
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