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Jackie Chang, DIGITIMES, Taipei
Friday 1 June 2012
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What doesn't make sense is allowing a Chinese state-run monopoly to dominate the field of clean energy due to illegal trade practices. Does anyone honestly believe that would be better for innovation? Global firms will still be able to compete under this.