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The post's headline states that China's industrial policy rests on the principle of "might makes right." In your opinion, is this principle acceptable in business? Is it the same principle, or a different one, when applied to military power?
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The post's headline states that China's industrial policy rests on the principle of "might makes right." In your opinion, is this principle acceptable in business? Is it the same principle, or a different one, when applied to military power?
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The post uses sarcasm to make its argument. Do you think humour and irony are effective tools for political criticism, or do they risk trivialising serious issues like trade wars and geopolitical rivalry?
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If you were advising a small country with no dominant export industry, what lessons — if any — would you draw from this debate about overcapacity, competitive production, and the politics of who gets to set the rules of global trade?