It is basically this: predatory lending, resource extraction, and support for authoritarian methodologies in governance.
Jeff Fortenberry: “It is basically this: predatory lending, resource extraction, and support for authoritarian methodologies in governance.”
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Fortenenberry criticizes China's development model and its impact on governance.
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I am asking my question and trying to be in solidarity with you and the responsible community of nations to continue to basically hold China accountable here.
I think it is a critical new architecture for, again, establishing trust and economic well-being with continuity, using the best of the private market system with a little bit of subsidy.
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