(5 minute read) By William Willis and Yassa Ahmed “China is bad. China is evil. China is horrible. But Japan is worse,” stated the chief executive of Cleveland-Cliffs, Lourenco Goncalves, in a 90-minute press conference. This American executive’s diatribe is an echoing statement made by the overarching character of protectionism across political parties in the … Continue reading ‘Evil Japan’: Nippon Steel and American Economic Security