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Trump Turns Tide on Chinese Theft by Trade

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A investor reacts in front of an electronic board showing stock information at a brokerage house in Taiyuan, Shanxi province October 12, 2009. China's key stock index closed 0.59 percent lower on Monday, led by Sinopec Corp, as huge supplies of new shares, including listed stocks freed up after the expiry of lock-up periods, offset the positive impact of market-friendly government steps. REUTERS/Stringer

After decades of artfully swindling American experts and businesses, the Chinese government is beginning to face a reckoning.

Christian Whiton

After decades of artfully swindling American experts and businesses, the Chinese government is beginning to face a reckoning. Last week, President Trump announced that tariffs in response to China’s systematic theft of U.S. intellectual property will commence on July 6th.

The levies of twenty-five percent will apply at first to $34 billion in Chinese imports, later expanding to $50 billion. That will only affect about ten percent of what America imports from China each year, but the move marks a fundamental turning point. At long last, something is being done about trade and intellectual property theft by China.


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