alt Hacker NewsYeah, or even just protectionism. Most economists I've heard say that protectionism doesn't work, but I feel like China being quiet and protectionist in the infancy of its key industries was like the move of the century for them.
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Protectionism and sanctions form a kind of virtuous feedback loop :)
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Not sure tbh.
China could have been like Japan per capita. Protectionism puts a big cap on economic growth potential.
Neoclassical economics is quite clear that targeted protectionism is desirable under certain exceptions.
As for China, they would be more wealthy without the meddling of their government. There's no reason they couldn't be like Taiwan, but bigger. The Chinese people got to where they are in spite of their anchor.