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address both china controls ease pragmatic proposed rigid sides states technology united ways work
Both sides should work to find pragmatic ways to address the deficit. For example, as China has proposed many times, the United States should ease its rigid controls on technology exports.
difficult expect issue largely neglected people results side trade
The U.S. side has politicized the trade issue and largely neglected international practices, which makes it very difficult for people to expect any substantial results from the talks.
depend exports government limit offer possible resolution talks
China's offer may be to limit exports as a possible resolution to this dispute. What the government may offer will depend on talks to come with the EU.
agreements chinese clothing eliminate exporting faced goods overseas textile
The two textile agreements eliminate most uncertainties faced by Chinese clothing enterprises when exporting goods to two of the most important overseas markets.
almost certain further high level pressure remain surplus trade united
It's almost certain that China's trade surplus will remain at a high level in 2006. Obviously, there will be further pressure from trade protectionists in the United States.
china companies few foreign gotten past
What China got in the past few years is only some pretty figures. American and foreign companies have gotten the real profit.
bargaining chinese foreign monopolies necessary parties role
The government's role is necessary for big deals; foreign parties are monopolies while Chinese parties are diversified and do not have significant bargaining power.