what does Market Economy have to do with intellectual right and patents?
the most comprehensive international IP rule are set in trade agreements like TPP.
Huawei selling phones in USA right now, why is Apple not suing them?
One of the pillar of being a free market is intellectual right to properties. It have everything related to the local market competition of foreign company. Screening patent lawsuit is also part of market economy value.
The core idea of free market is to get rid of unfair competition, copying intellectual properties is one of the idea, the fact is, it gave an "unfair" advantage to whoever copying, and would that be the core goal of "yours" free market you want other to perceive? Well, that's your problem
Of course I am not saying Apple can sue Xiaomi for what it HAD already done prior to the date, but if Xiaomi continue to copy Apple product, which is where its general direction come from.
Why Apple have to sue Huawei when they have not copy a single thing from Apple? They were of different design, Why apple have to sue Huawei??
Export control is mostly high tech, you should check ITC anti-dumping list.
Dude, have you actually look at both list?
There are 133 item in ITC Anti-Dumping list, around half to 60% of them are targeting China only
Compare to the Export control list of 251 item, range from fighter jet, ballistic helmet, night vision goggle to electronic and to CPU....The Anti-dumping list is well, minimalized.
Service Lists: Antidumping Countervailing | USITC
Overview of U.S. Export Control System
Wow man why are you getting so offended when anyone even mentions the USA? Neither of your flags are American?
Like I said, how ironic. The champion of free trade (USA) is the most protectionist country in the world, by far.
We'll get Market economy status sooner or later. By constantly opposing us, America is just proving time and time again that they are enemies of the Chinese people.
Am I getting offended? No
I simply ask you a question regarding the thing you said. Because you still yet to have answer the question on how the Chinese becoming a market economy will hurt the US more than it does now?
Am I entitle to ask? Well, if you don't want people asking you why, don't say it.