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Man of the Atom's avatar

Let the perps work out a solution and present it to the respective governments for approval.

Rather than '[t]ake a comprehensive approach that facilitates broad deployment of technology across the U.S. economy so that U.S. innovators, creators, manufacturers, farmers, ranchers, scientists, and consumers thrive,' which is just a vomitous mess of 'more of the same', let these companies come to agreements that consolidate manufacturing and distribution between companies, and work to reduce pass through. Maybe assembly plants in each major country that comprises the bulk of the market.

Who cares, though? It's their problem to solve, not ours.

DeGave's avatar

"Amazon, Bandai Namco, Capcom, Disney Interactive Studios, Electronic Arts, Epic Games, Konami, Microsoft, Netflix, Nexon, Nintendo, Riot Games, Sony Interactive Entertainment, Square Enix, Tencent Games, Ubisoft, Warner Bros. Games, Wizards of the Coast, Mattel, and Take-Two..."

Wow. I haven't seen a rogues gallery this large outside comic books.

NeverForget1776's avatar

And where are the issues of concern from teh ESA on China's existing tariff's? I'm having trouble finding that.

Darrin's avatar

So tariffs will destroy the gaming industry? Really?

Darrin's avatar

So tariffs will destroy the gaming industry? Really?

Mr0303's avatar

Oh, no! Not the CCP mouthpieces! They are totally objective and not corrupt.

J.R. Logan's avatar

De minimi exception.