No, it does not matter to China.
Like those Caribbean headquartered companies.
You are forgetting the state-capitalist policies though
It is not only China but also other developing countries such as India would not sign into this deal if there are not some loopholes. Beside it would take years to implement this GMT thing.
No, I didn't forget "state capitalist" thing. I know the "loophole" was always there and will be there as long as China remains socialist state. The "loophole" is not an article in a specific law, but rather an integral part of socialist system.
She's the same genius that supported gleefully then President Trump’s amazing strategy of starting the trade war with China and then imposing tariffs of trade despite warning from sane economists that doing so would severely damage her own state that relies heavily on the China trade.
It's no different from one of the articles you posted suggesting by one of the WH G7 strategist to have China become involved in debt forgiveness and all that s..t like China must be dumb enough to go along with their plans, get the credit and then blame China afterwards as if China wasn't the single factor in making whatever plans the western countries have become successful. They want to continue using China as the bogeyman and to be the alleviator, facilitator or the engine of growth at the same time.
Typical politicians in a democrazy, oppose/support for the purpose of oppose/support, they don't have a principle to stand for.
And yet we are told constantly that such political system is what's needed in China in order for China to unleash it's potential I.e. bigger wealth growth and political liberalization will make the country much more prosperous (lies and bull...t) When we all know that the record of Chinese economic growth has never been done or happened anywhere else in the world democracy included. This is the fact that is lost to many western apologists, western democratic lovers both within and without China. Some Chinese were moronic enough to believe that being in a democracy would have made China more prosperous if there was "free political debate" based on their erroneous belief in the American political system and one can't blame them at one point since America was indeed that center of the universe for most of the world. The subsequent financial crisis of 2008 the American misadventures in the whole of Middle East; the incompetence of handling a once in a century pandemic have clearly opened the eyes of some Chinese who were still on the fence on the viability and attractiveness of the American political system compared to what the CPC offers and operates in the country.