Time running out to counter China’s rising grip on global supply chains

TL;DR
The US Chamber of Commerce warns governments have a finite window to push back against China’s state-led industrial policies, which deepen dependence on Chinese supply chains and boost Beijing’s global influence. A Rhodium Group report for the chamber highlights China’s shift from low-cost manufacturing to high-tech production (including robotics) and a broader industrial-policy push, signaling a potential reordering of global trade that policymakers must address soon to protect advanced economies’ competitive edge.
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