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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Furthermore, China agreed to increase purchases of agricultural products from the EU.
49% : "China says that the EU should "have enough courage to face competition from their Chinese counterparts directly."
48% : "The EU is now probably the largest market which is open for Chinese producers," he commented, defending the investigation.
48% : He said that the EU was "open to competition" but that it "needs to be fair".
48% : Recall earlier this month we detailed that the EU had launched an investigation into Chinese subsidies for electric vehicles.
45% : "The article claimed that the EU isn't bothered by the subsidies, but rather "the rapidly growing market influence of Chinese EV companies" and "the concern that homegrown European enterprises may be unable to compete.
40% : The publication said that "...as the EU wields trade protectionist measures to suppress China's EV industry, the European economy may suffer.

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