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Professor Xia said China has hidden political intentions when it releases information about buying more Eurobonds.

China’s Investment in EU Politically Charged, Say Experts



Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said Wednesday that China is willing to invest further in the EU, and in turn urged the EU to recognize China’s market economy status in exchange.

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The United States and Europe have refused to accord China full market-economy status thus far, says Xia Ming, professor of political science at the City University of New York (CUNY). “In China’s market, there are state policies which interfere with the free market, like subsidies paid by the government, market-protecting polices, or increased customs duties on European imports. Anti-dumping measures are often enacted by Europe in response to China’s economic interference.” In response to Wen’s statement at the World Economic Forum Wednesday, economic experts are saying that the regime’s investment in the eurozone is related to its political and strategic intentions, and that China’s strict control over its domestic economy may deter the EU from accepting any deals. More...


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