Competing with one hand tied behind their back by regulations here at home and a tax rate that is not conducive combined with the subsidization by the Chinese government of their industries is an unfair, unwinnable competition.
Hal Rogers: “Competing with one hand tied behind their back by regulations here at home and a tax rate that is not conducive combined…”
On the recordFebruary 29, 2012
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Rogers highlights the challenges U.S. manufacturers face against Chinese subsidies.
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