CSIS urges US to erode China’s industrial dominance in shipbuilding
US policymakers should enact punitive measures to erode China’s outsized industrial dominance and to disrupt the latter’s strategy of integrating commercial and military production at many of its shipyards, while making long-term investments in US and allied shipbuilding capacity, a think tank has said. The bipartisan SHIPS for America Act should be further strengthened to disrupt this, it noted.
US policymakers should enact punitive measures to erode China’s outsized industrial dominance and to disrupt the latter’s strategy of integrating commercial and military production at many of its shipyards, while making long-term investments in US and allied shipbuilding capacity, a think tank has said.
The bipartisan SHIPS for America Act should be further strengthened to disrupt this, it noted.
