The EU should let a thousand Chinese joint ventures bloom


What’s needed is a framework that can set rules and enforce them. — Bloomberg

LAST month, Louis Gallois, French industry veteran and former boss of plane maker Airbus SE, cast a gloomy eye over the European Union’s (EU) trade war fortunes.

The bloc was too slow to make decisions, too held back by red tape and too far behind China in technology.

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