Government Intervention and U.S.-China Relations

This chapter analyzes the controversial implications of government intervention in the private sector, particularly under the Trump administration, and its effects on companies like Intel. It critiques the policy of allowing 600,000 Chinese students to study in the U.S., questioning its impact on American security and innovation. The discussion further explores the president's confrontational stance on crime, media relations, and trade dynamics with China, highlighting the broader challenges within U.S. economic policy.

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