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WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration said Thursday it had settled a major trade dispute with an agreement in which the Chinese government has pledged to end several trade-distorting tax subsidies.
The deal represents a breakthrough in tense economic relations between the countries by resolving one of four cases the United States has brought before the World Trade Organization attacking Chinese trade practices.See the full content of this document
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China, U.S. Settle a Dispute
U.S. Trade Representative Susan Schwab said China had agreed to eliminate WTO-illegal tax breaks ...
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