The status quo and prospects of Sino-U.S. trade relations

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Anti-dumping charges, trade imbalance, the unsettled issue of most-favored-nation status, and the one-China policy are the major issues hindering the growth of US-China trade. The Sino-US Trade Agreement, signed in 1979, has led a vast multi-billion dollar trade relationship and the US's position as China's third largest investor. The one-China policy became a sore point between the US and China following Taiwanese leader Lee Tenghui's US visit in 1995.

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Country of origin, value-added exports, and sino-US trade balance reconciliation

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Research estimating the value-added contributions of the exports to the United States of Hong Kong and China is presented. Particular attention is given to the value of the contributions and to the importance of the value-added exports to the three countries.

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Enforcement of WTO Agreements in China: Illusion or Reality?

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The practice of implementing international treaties in China is examined with a focus on enforcing WTO agreements in China. There is tension between the application of laws and procedures and constitutional and political considerations.

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