Title: Introduction - U.S. Trade with China: Selected Resources - Research Guides at Library of Congress
Headings: U.S. Trade with China: Selected Resources
U.S. Trade with China: Selected Resources
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Content: The Trump administration has initiated several tariff measures with a goal of reducing the trade imbalance. China's currency policy has been another hot issue as China kept its currency intentionally undervalued for many years. However, China has moved to a more market-based currency rate, but China's currency policy is still under close watch. Other issues that affect the bilateral trade flow include China's industrial policies that favor state-owned enterprises, disagreement on China’s WTO obligations, and failure to protect U.S. intellectual property rights. This research guide offers selected sources of information for those researching U.S. trade with China. The intended audience ranges from trade policy practitioners, scholars, analysts, and business professionals to students and the general public interested in U.S. trade with China, particularly U.S. trade policy with China. The guide addresses the U.S.-China relationship in general; the general trade situation between the two countries, and specific issues such as trade disputes and trade remedies; the U.S. trade deficit with China; U.S. trade and Chinese state owned firms, the market/non-market economy assessment and competitiveness;