The clearest example of the global impact of Chinese industrial policy practices? High speed rail. Has it all. Technology transfer for market access. "Buy China" preferences that favor local over foreign firms. Digestion of foreign technology. And now subsidized exports.
Every factory in China that we think of as low-end manufacturing of random crap, from clothing to staplers to injection molding grew out of a foreign business setting up shop in the country. Germans, Japanese, HKers, Taiwanese, etc. taught China how to make this stuff.
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Now it's not made in their home countries. I don't have an opinion as to whether or not that's a good thing, but I am quite confident that the car industry, when it comes to tech transfer is the exception, not the rule.
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