US urged to use Beijing playbook to secure Chinese tech transfers
US industrial policy and supply chain experts, speaking at an event on Thursday, have advised the United States to adopt a strategy similar to Beijing's industrial playbook. They suggest strategically opening specific sectors to Chinese investment to facilitate technology transfers, rather than solely imposing broad restrictions on Chinese technology.

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AI-generatedUS industrial policy and supply chain experts, speaking at an event on Thursday, have advised the United States to adopt a strategy similar to Beijing's industrial playbook. They suggest strategically opening specific sectors to Chinese investment to facilitate technology transfers, rather than solely imposing broad restrictions on Chinese technology. Experts argue that simply blocking Chinese tech without a plan to enhance domestic competitiveness will not help the US close the gap in areas where China currently leads. This recommendation comes as Washington considers new restrictions on Chinese technology, such as a potential ban on connected-vehicle technology linked to China and imports of Chinese humanoid robots. The panel was organized by the Quincy Institute.
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Model · rule-basedKey claims
4 extractedShutting out Chinese tech without a strategy to boost domestic competitiveness won't guarantee US catch-up.
US should adopt Beijing's industrial playbook to secure Chinese tech transfers.
Strategic opening of specific sectors to Chinese investment can ensure tech transfers.
China now has a clear lead in certain technological areas.