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‘A sea change’: Biden reverses decades of Chinese trade policy

Por: Politico Politics December 26, 2022

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After decades of U.S. efforts to engage China with the prospect of greater development through trade, the era of cooperation is coming to a screeching halt. The White House and Congress are quietly reshaping the American economic relationship with the world’s second-largest economic power, enacting a strategy to limit China’s technological development that breaks with decades of federal policy and represents the most aggressive American... + full article



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