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| China is under communism as a form of government. So all production, transportation, energy production, etc is owned and controlled by the government to provide for the people. Except, somehow, the world's biggest capitalist corporations operate there. Which doesn't make China communist since, by definition, China must not be controlling those corporations. Or are they?
Is China, being communist, using its central bank to create infinite currency to build infrastructure, provide cheap power, no taxes, and cheap raw materials and labor to the "capitalist" corporations? If so, then these corporations are only existing because of communist model and therefore these corporations can't be called capitalist, now can they?
So which is it. China is a communist country, or all our western corporations operating there are capitalist. Because they can't both function within the same space and hold on to these principles.
If you want to know what Trump understands - he understands these very basic principles don't exist together. Although most people think this is all fine and is nothing of interest. And a trade war is bad. While communism and capitalism working in the same space must be very good. If it was bad, a countries leader would oppose it.
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For those of you getting all warm and fuzzy about China.
