Or, as you know it, go off topic or avoid answering by asking another question. Is that what you mean?
Do all Chinese goods and Chinese jobs get massive subsidies?
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twenty or thirty aren't even odd numbers.
Yet again poor old Notchies eyesight failing him and seeing words not actually written .
I think when Trump is mentioned he is gripping far far too hard and causing his eyes to squint
Please stop squirming its embarrassing for you
you tried to dishonestly claim that Chinese state subsidies are the sole reason Chinese goods are so cheap
but even if those were removed, Chinese goods would still be cheaper than America producing them
poor gas112 cant be honest because he supports the Trump liar
poor old notchy struggling with his reading and the basics of economics no wonder he cant add up his premium bonds
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They must be one or the other.twenty or thirty aren't even odd numbers.
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Where is the evidence of your claim? - none.
I see you didn't read the one pager:
“It’s you, not me”: China’s Subsidies and Global Trade Tensions - Australian Institute of International Affairs
China’s extensive use of subsidies is a significant driver of global trade tensions, influencing market dynamics and prompting concerns about a potential “subsidy race” among nations. With more anti-dumping measures being taken out against the nation, China may be required to rethink its...
www.internationalaffairs.org.au
A recent working paper published by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) found that subsidies made up 95 percent of all Chinese trade distortive policies between 2009 and 2022. For western observers and politicians who have long complained of the impact of Chinese subsidies on domestic producers, the report provides a degree of vindication. As China continues to file complaints with the WTO for other countries’ supposedly excessive tariff regimes, it raises a crucial question: what role does China’s subsidies play in global trade distortion? These frequent complaints may indicate a defensive posture in response to external pressures, but they reveal a concerning disconnect from the implications of its own subsidy program.
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A fact that nobody argued.TW said "most".
20-odd or 30-odd out of 200 isn't "most".
That's a fact
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You suggested the few EU states that are in the Euro to to dispute my use of 'most'.
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There has been a history of countries complaining about other countries subsidies for their manufacturing industries etc since time immemorable.Where is the evidence of your claim? - none.
I see you didn't read the one pager:
“It’s you, not me”: China’s Subsidies and Global Trade Tensions - Australian Institute of International Affairs
China’s extensive use of subsidies is a significant driver of global trade tensions, influencing market dynamics and prompting concerns about a potential “subsidy race” among nations. With more anti-dumping measures being taken out against the nation, China may be required to rethink its...
A recent working paper published by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) found that subsidies made up 95 percent of all Chinese trade distortive policies between 2009 and 2022. For western observers and politicians who have long complained of the impact of Chinese subsidies on domestic producers, the report provides a degree of vindication. As China continues to file complaints with the WTO for other countries’ supposedly excessive tariff regimes, it raises a crucial question: what role does China’s subsidies play in global trade distortion? These frequent complaints may indicate a defensive posture in response to external pressures, but they reveal a concerning disconnect from the implications of its own subsidy program.
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It's actually most EU countries that are in the eurozone. But no, I merely pointed out that those in the Eurozone have no ability to do this. I did not make any point to disagree with your view that most countries can do this. Had I been disagreeing with you, I would have said : incorrect, wrong, nonsense, more boll@x from you etc.
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China for example
China files WTO complaint against EU over tariffs on electric vehicles
The Chinese government has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization over European Union tariffs on electric vehicles made in China.
apnews.com
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Youn should take a tip from David Lammy and recognise when you;ve made a mistake.
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I'll wait for you and Brigadier, to make a start then.
