Bottom Line
- Many world-leading US corporations fear their status as global champions will be hindered rather than helped by a US government push to align them with its foreign policy goals.
- Although much of corporate America is happy with incentives to increase domestic investment and wants a stronger government effort to open foreign markets, it is very unenthusiastic about regulatory limits on outbound investment or sales.
- This attitude reflects not just concerns about a loss of markets and proven supply chains, but also a fear of being cut-off from the technological and market frontier in many industries.
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