中文请点击这里 The Obama Administration has no trade policy and, as institutions have been functioning and trade laws have been interpreted for more than a decade, it can’t. The institutions, laws, and regulations of the United States convey control and formulation of trade policy into private hands. Although the Obama Administration might seek to wrest control … Continue Reading
中文请点击这里 The Obama Administration has no trade policy, and cannot have one. China is able to have a trade policy, and has one. China does not believe that the United States has no trade policy, and tailors its policy to react to what it interprets as choices and decisions taken by the U.S. Government. The … Continue Reading
Washington, D.C., partner Elliot Feldman, leader of Baker Hostetler’s international trade practice and a regular contributor to the practice’s China-U.S. Trade Law blog, was recently invited to address the American Chamber of Commerce in the People’s Republic of China (AmCham-China) program, "China: Growth Engine for the Next Decade," held in Beijing. The conference included sessions … Continue Reading
