The Chinese regime has expanded its influence over the nation’s companies to be more deeply involved in their businesses, according to research presented recently by strategic and economic analysts at a top U.S. think tank.
The methodical increase in control by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been achieved primarily through managerial incentives such as Party building, social credit, and special management shares, which was discussed by a panel led by Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) researchers Curtis Milhaupt and Lauren Yu-Hsin Lin.
