Sunday, February 20, 2022

China, commerce and Taiwan

Volkswagen sell approximately five million cars annually in China, which is more than half its world-wide sales.

China is Ireland’s fifth-largest market for Irish goods, accounting for €10 billion worth of exports in 2020, most of which were agrifood products.

What will happen when China turns up the ante on Taiwan?

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