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U.S. corporations and the silence on trade issues.
10/02/2010
As a result of an extraordinary sensitivity to the retaliatory tendency of Chinese regulators, U.S. executives are sitting quiet on major trade issues. The wind energy subsidies to Chinese wind energy maufacturers was an issue raised by the United Steelworkers Union, not by GE. Everybody is eating their bitterness in solitude, says one U.S. executive.
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