Includes bibliographical references (p. 111-113) and index.

Trade with China benefits the United States / Stephen Spruiell -- China uses unfair trade practices / Benjamin L. Cardin -- Economic engagement could help make China a democracy / Taylor Wyman -- Economic engagement may have no effect on China's government / James Mann -- U.S. economic policies should change to benefit from China's growth / David H. McCormick -- Recalls of products made in China are a serious problem / Eric S. Lipton and David Barboza -- U.S. laws can be partially blamed for the recalls of Chinese-made products / Marla Felcher -- The Chinese government exploits workers who make products for the U.S. / Harry Wu -- The United States should improve working conditions in China / James P. Hoffa -- The U.S. needs a new way to address China's human rights violations / Ying Mu -- American companies should not support China's free speech restrictions / Dennis Behreandt -- Chinese violation of intellectual property rights costs U.S. firms money / Wayne M. Morrison -- China's economic growth is bad for the environment / Joseph Kahn and Jim Yardley -- Education must improve for the U.S. to compete economically with China / William T. Archey.