Instead, theyshould bepromotingpolicieslike acarbontax or cap and trade, thatwouldcreatefaircompetitionbetweenallcompanies, not justChina'shighly inefficientState Owned Enterprises.
And that is what happened in 2010 when Australian Rugby League team the Melbourne Storm were caught systematically breaking the competition's salary cap.
It is a hard question to answer in Britain, where the new Labour government is poised to levy a windfall tax on privatised utilities, where the electricity regulator will impose a tighter cap on electricity distribution charges in 2000, and where competition in the supply of electricity to domestic consumers is due to start next year.