[dnomad]

> In what free market does a government subsidize a company

The idea that the Chinese government subsidizes every Chinese company is nonsense. This is just something that Americans need to believe because they don't want to admit how extraordinarily inefficient their domestic industries were before 2000.

> and force competitors to give their native companies their IP to do business?

This is hilarious. Nobody forces foreign companies to give away their IP. These companies, which are supposedly the best in the world, analyze the trade and make it voluntarily or walk away. It's called the free market. Remember that?

> What happens in 20 years when China has complete dominance of the solar market

The irony here is that all the tariffs do is put America further and further behind. The tariffs don't help America at all eg [1]. This should be obvious to anybody who understands how solar works and knows that the real money is not in panel printing.

[1] https://www.forbes.com/sites/jillbaker/2018/04/06/tariffs-on...

[NicoJuicy]

All companies report to the party, there is no free market there.

XI is the new emperor for life