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Should the U.S. do business with China? / Laura Egendorf, book editor.
Series: At issue. International politics.Publication details: Detroit : Greenhaven Press, c2009.Description: 122 p. ; 24 cmISBN:- 9780737741131 (pbk.) :
- 0737741139 (pbk.) :
- HF1456.5.C6 S56 2009
Contents:
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.
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American University in Dubai | American University in Dubai | Main Collection | HF 1456.5 .C6 S56 2009 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | TOPIC BOOKS | 5051374 |
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| HF 1456 .U55 1988 The United States in the world economy / | HF 1456.5 .C2 W65 1987 The United States and Canada : the quest for free trade : an examination of selected issues / | HF 1456.5 .C6 H86 2006 In China's shadow : the crisis of American entrepreneurship / | HF 1456.5 .C6 S56 2009 Should the U.S. do business with China? / | HF 1492 .E87 1988 European trade policies and the developing world / | HF 1531 .C614 1998 Competition and trade policies : coherence or conflict / | HF 1531 .E25 1981 East-West relations and the future of Eastern Europe : politics and economics / |
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.
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