Economics
Epic Airbus-Boeing Fight Signals Long U.S.-China Trade War Ahead
- Experts say there’s no template to resolve U.S. concerns
- Both China and U.S. say they remain willing to negotiate
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For the better part of two decades, the U.S. and EU have battled at the World Trade Organization over aircraft makers Boeing Co. and Airbus SE.
Complaints and counter-complaints alleged illegal government subsidies. Rulings by the arbiter of global trade were followed by more grumbles and threats of duties. And still the arguments rage on with no sign of a resolution.