<p>As the U.S. considers measures to respond to growing concerns about China’s economic coercion, a new report downplays those concerns and says Beijing’s behavior may actually offer an opportunity to advance U.S. interests.</p>

As the U.S. considers measures to respond to growing concerns about China’s economic coercion, a new report downplays those concerns and says Beijing’s behavior may actually offer an opportunity to advance U.S. interests.

<p>As the U.S. considers measures to respond to growing concerns about China’s economic coercion,&nbsp;a new report&nbsp;downplays those concerns and says Beijing’s behavior may actually offer an opportunity to advance U.S. interests.</p>

Two Minutes in Trade - Resilience, Not Retaliation, Should be Response to China’s Economic Coercion

Staying on top of the international trade developments in Washington can be difficult, but listening to Two Minutes in Trade is like having your own daily briefing. The podcast covers topics including the Section 301 tariffs on China, free trade agreements like the USMCA, and legislative responses to trade issues. TMIT features customs attorneys and trade consultants from the international trade law firm of Sandler, Travis and Rosenberg, P.A. Learn more at www.strtrade.com.

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