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American service firms (investment banking, management consulting, accounting etc) triple their revenue in China in the past 10 years. The market in North America and Europe are saturated, and China is the new gold rush since they are just expanding from manufacturing to services. This may be news to you, but companies go where the money is, not where your nationalist sentiment want them to be. Walk into any Ivy League schools, and at least half the students in IT/Engineering/STEM are Chinese. They provide the talents to US firms to continue innovating. US leads the pack not because of xenophobic fear of spies. It does so by attracting the best talents from around the world. You are treating hundreds of thousands of professional talents as potential spies and pushing them back into the hands of Communist China. The fewer brains they have, the worse their future looks.
No, it won't hurt the "far left" university because Chinese students rarely study social sciences and liberal arts.
If these company's don't want to move out of China on their own they can be forced out. We don't need Chinese nationals in the US getting degrees in fields that are actually needed, while Americans students earn worthless degrees, and come away indoctrinated and in debt. Our decline is from bad policy. It can be stopped, and reversed, by changing that policy. The Chinese economy isn't as strong as some think, and they will have a hard time controlling their huge population when things go south.