A New York City high-finance banker says President Donald Trump might actually be understating the extent of theft of U.S. companies' intellectual property by China, despite what an economics professor claimed in a recent column.
Sean Brady, formerly of Credit Suisse First Boston, argues that George Mason University economics professor Donald Boudreaux mischaracterized the president's claims about intellectual property loss to China in a recent article in TribLive.com, the web site of The Pitts
A New York City high-finance banker says President Donald Trump might actually be understating the extent of theft of U.S. companies' intellectual property by China, despite what an economics professor claimed in a recent column.
Sean Brady, formerly of Credit Suisse First Boston, argues that George Mason University economics professor Donald Boudreaux mischaracterized the president's claims about intellectual property loss to China in a recent article in TribLive.com, the web site of The Pitts…
