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Who's Bashing Whom?
How should America respond when foreign governments back their own high technology firms and shut American rivals out of key markets?
At a glance
- Author
- Laura D'Andrea Tyson
Why read it
- You will see that government support for a single industry, such as Airbus, can achieve its aims, and ask at whose cost
- You will understand how weak protection of chip designs and software let rivals copy American work
- You will get a model for a trade deal built on transparency, where both sides report government support for new aircraft
Who it is for
- A trade policy student comparing America, Japan and Europe
- A technology executive facing subsidized foreign competitors
- A civil servant drafting rules for strategic industries
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