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Let Them Eat Fake Cake: The Rational Weakness of China’s Anti-Counterfeiting Policy
By many measures China is the world’s largest luxury goods market. China is also widely viewed as the world’s chief counterfeiter and pirate. How can authentic luxury products, with their often-stratospheric prices, have such astonishing success in China when knockoff versions are so widely availabl
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