Like you, I have read this book as well regarding the unethical practices of western corporations and the CIA. However you need to understand that it takes two to tango. As the old saying in Chinese goes, "Cang ying bu ding wu feng de dan"; "A fly will not sting an egg that is not cracked." As much as there is greed on the foreign businessmen who come to china and elsewhere, there are just as many eager government officials and native business folks who want the western technology. The local people enable the dictatorships by not doing anything to change the respective societies that they live in. Entities like the CIA exist in every country, and in China they are more invested into not allowing their own to exercise basic human rights.

In the west, there are plenty of people willing to protest and make their opinions known and shared with regards to taking a stand against the likes of Goldman Sachs, Wall Street, and Big Government policies in general. It all starts from the individual, and where the roots of western avarice are borne is also where the fiercest resistance against western vice on a civilian level. In China as well as many other developing countries the people are not as inclined to stand out. That can be a problem.