According to Senator Loffreda, Points: 1 When Canadian firms engage in business with countries like China, those countries siphon Canadian intellectual property, which weakens our markets and institutions. Given the existence of autocratic regimes and importance of bilateral trade, if countries like Canada engage with them (via trade) and they become prosperous, then those autocratic regimes note the manner in which Canada conducts business and the way Canada's institutions function, and this, in turn, will positively influence the autocratic countries. The thought in policy circles in the late 1990s was that China was a benign rising power. All of the above Only A) and B) Only B) and C) Only A) and C)