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How will the EU's proposed '301' tool affect China-EU trade talks?

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@ComradeNeomarch
@@ComradeNeomarchImported1mo ago
How about... that's the only viable cash-grab? Increase in customs reduces the direct cash contributions member states must transfer to Brussels. Difficult to make it seem economically plausible, so it's framed as political. Effectively - customers will pay an additional tax without giving any internal political backlash for it. Some of that cash will most probably come from Chinese companies margins. But it also is political - PRC can put pressure on energy prices from the RF. Basically we're all paying for RF consolidating it's internal power structures. It's actually pretty simple and not very discussable.
@ddk-p7i
@@ddk-p7iImported1mo ago
The People&#39;s Republic zenith economic performance speaks for itself. <br>Protectionism have proved through the ages to fail repeatedly. Von de Leyen blatantly, follows/ is a puppet, of the us.<br>The demise of economic performance is not due to The People&#39;s Republic. <br>The &#39;Blame China&#39; policy, instigated by america and eu has backfired on themselves.