OECD Report Says Chinese Firms Receive Most Subsidies; China Refutes Claim as 'One-Sided and Arbitrary'
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An OECD report indicates that between 2005 and 2024, Chinese companies received significantly more government subsidies in 15 key industries than their foreign competitors, creating an unfair advantage. China's Ministry of Commerce responded on the 4th, criticizing the report for imprecise concept definitions, biased sample selection, and one-sided, arbitrary conclusions, while emphasizing that China's subsidy policies comply with WTO rules.