Commentary
New regulations in China are stifling economic development.
Extremely extreme national protection strictures are driving away international business and international investing—American, Western, and Japanese. These again crucial factors have started to look elsewhere for chances as China’s economic development and growth have declined. Beijing’s Taiwanese authorities may believe the damage is worthwhile, but their choices will result in a slower-growing and less powerful market.
Beijing’s latest walk is a correction in the rules on state strategies, the first in some 15 times. The modifications, which will go into effect on May 1, ultimately develop what the rules is prosecute. Most clearly, the amended legislation adds a new group of prospective violation called “work secrets”. The shift will, among other things, limit the travel and work of people who leave vulnerable positions….
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