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China’s Subsidies for Listed Companies Total $33 Billion, Prioritizing Defense and Semiconductor Sectors
China spent a whopping $33 billion on industry subsidies to listed companies in 2020. Among them, subsidies to semiconductor and defense enterprises increased significantly. According to Japan’s Nikkei Asia, China’s ...
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