Are State-Owned Enterprises Unfair Competition?
针对美国对国外国有企业构成不公平竞争的担忧，基于西欧实地调研发现，这种担忧缺乏依据。
There is growing concern in the U.S. about competition from foreign, state-owned enterprises. Businessmen, academics, consultants, and government officials have argued that such companies are better off than private sector firms because they are helped by their governments (via subsidies) and that they constitute unfair competition. Extensive field work in Western Europe shows that fears of an uneven competion are unwarranted.