Should the U.S. Do Business with China?

by Egendorf, Laura K.

• ISBN13: 9780737741131
• ISBN10: 0737741139
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2008-11-07
• Publisher: Greenhaven Pr

Table of Contents

Introduction	p. 7
Trade with China Benefits the United States	p. 9
China Uses Unfair Trade Practices	p. 19
Economic Engagement Could Help Make China a Democracy	p. 23
Economic Engagement May Have No Effect on China's Government	p. 29
U.S. Economic Policies Should Change to Benefit from China's Growth	p. 43
Recalls of Products Made in China Are a Serious Problem	p. 50
U.S. Laws Can Be Partially Blamed for the Recalls of Chinese-Made Products	p. 56
The Chinese Government Exploits Workers Who Make Products for the U.S.	p. 61
The United States Should Improve Working Conditions in China	p. 69
The U.S. Needs a New Way to Address China's Human Rights Violations	p. 73
American Companies Should Not Support China's Free Speech Restrictions	p. 77
Chinese Violation of Intellectual Property Rights Costs U.S. Firms Money	p. 85
China's Economic Growth Is Bad for the Environment	p. 89
Education Must Improve for the U.S. to Compete Economically with China	p. 100
Organizations to Contact	p. 106
Bibliography	p. 111
Index	p. 114
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