How are western companies blocked from accessing China’s domestic market? Because they are obligated to follow local laws? That’s like saying GDPR blocks American companies from operating in Europe.
https://www.businessinsider.com/major-us-tech-companies-bloc...
I’m sure there are more US companies and industries that are not allowed to compete in China’s domestic market.
The GDPR is protectionist legislation for EU companies, but it doesn’t prevent US companies from doing business in the EU. It’s a terrible comparison to the CCP’s outright ban on many US companies.
All I know is that there has been a large swath of US and other Western companies that are barred from doing business in China. That’s a fact. As to why, it’s likely protectionism for local mainland companies who wouldn’t have been able to compete.
Just like Tesla, Ford, and GM follow Chinese laws and can operate in China.
The other companies refused to follow Chinese laws, so they aren't allowed to do business in China.
2. It’s already a well known and accepted phenomenon
The burden of proof is still on you since you’re making a claim that goes against accepted facts, while NOT providing anything concrete to back it up.
We’re not getting anywhere. there is no point in continuing this conversation
Actually it does, because of extraterritoriality of US laws.