Miao Yanliang attributes the country’s manufacturing prowess to factors far more robust and enduring than subsidization.
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Economics
Jul 30, 2026
Miao Yanliang
External headwinds have not weakened China’s manufacturing competitiveness. That is because the Chinese economy combines an unusually large manufacturing base, deep supply chains, fast engineering feedback loops, and cutthroat domestic competition to create global powerhouses.
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