Exactly but the only issue is that if they understand that China is the place where they can start off well after analyzing the past sales recod, they should not try to repeat it again.
On the one hand,The US Govt wants the Chinese to re-value their Currency upwards vs the US Dollar(by purchasing Less Dollars and Treasuries as Foriegn Exchange Reserves) and on the other hand,they won't let the Chinese Invest all those Billions of US Dollars it holds(within America).
This inspite of the fact that America is the Biggest market& economy in the world today and so if any place can absorb the Billions of US Dollars which China holds today it is America.
And its not like America does'nt need the Investment-Most Infrastructure in America today is crumbling for lack of funds.
Politics can and always has been a game of paradoxes and Ironies.
Ashish, This is a complicated issue with some level of nationalism and then some focus on business opportunity. For Huawei, this is going to be a problem it won't be able to dodge in the West. For Western governments, it presents a paradox. They can play to the crowd at home and insist they won't let Huawei bid on any "security" related issues whereas they must still provide the opportunity for the company to operated in their territory because of capitalism. Which one should it be?
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