Skip to content

Quote by Edward Lucas

“Perhaps the gravest charge was that America conflated commercial espionage with statecraft. That would be shocking if true. It would be illegal under American law. It would confer unfair advantages on the lucky US companies that received intelligence titbits from the government, and disadvantage…” quote by Edward Lucas
Download Open image
““Perhaps the gravest charge was that America conflated commercial espionage with statecraft. That would be shocking if true. It would be illegal under American law. It would confer unfair advantages on the lucky US companies that received intelligence titbits from the government, and disadvantage their competitors. It would discredit America's reputation for fair dealing in the eyes of the rest of the world.””

Edward Lucas

2.9 out of 5 (6 ratings)

More by Edward Lucas

Explore all 22 Edward Lucas quotes