Weifeng Zhong, a senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, raises concerns over the China spy flight over the U.S.
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"It's very hard to implement something that's entirely made from home, which means that we need to make a trade-off," Zhong said. "We need to identify what sectors or what companies overseas, in China, we need to censor and what really critical technologies we may want to bring home, because we can't really just do anything because it's just so costly."in the early 2000s, now there’s too great of a "security risk," the senior research fellow noted.
"We were even saying that China would become a democracy, but that was just wishful thinking at the time. And so all of this actually led to where we are today, meaning it's very hard now to eliminate any trace of Chinese product in the U.S. market," Zhong said. "And we are going to have to accept that some degree of integration with the Chinese economy is inevitable."
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