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The Washington Post
The growing frustration from the US business community with China’s “indigenous innovation” policy, is highlighted in this April 26th article. Restricted market access and technology theft are two issues that question China’s commitment to fully opening its economy.
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Bloomberg
This April 26th article talks of foreign banks’ continued difficultly with entering into the Chinese market. AmCham-China President Christian Murck discusses how efforts have been unsuccessful in convincing China to open its financial sector to more competition in order to reduce risks to the nation’s banks and improve the allocation of resources.
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The Shanghai Daily
AmCham-China Chairman Ted Dean expresses the position that Chinese authorities need to expand market access, improve regulatory transparency and consistency nationwide. Certain major industries are still difficult for foreign companies.
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The Associated Press
This April 26th article discusses the concern about China’s increasing protectionism and unfair treatment of foreign companies across a wide spectrum of industries. AmCham-China president Christian Murck is quoted as saying that the WTO isn’t the solution.
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China Business News
This April 27th article, points out that May’s China-US Strategic and Economic Dialogue provides an opportunity for China to hear complaints about their discriminatory industrial policy and government procurement process.
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China News
This China News feature article addresses the Foreign Ministry’s response to AmCham-China’s concerns about the environment for foreign investment in China. Foreign Ministry Spokesman Hong Lei believes foreign investment in China will help create a more open business environment.
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Global Entreprenuer
In this Global Entrepreneur article about AmCham-China’s 2011 White Paper, AmCham-China President Christian Murck discusses how bureaucracy in China has become a top concern.
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Beijing News
This article takes a look at the issue of tight export controls to China, based on AmCham-China’s 2011 White Paper. AmCham-China President Christian Murck expresses the chamber’s concern about this issue ahead of the annual DC Outreach event.
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Sina.com
Sina.com recently interviewed AmCham-China Chairman Ted Dean about China-US business corporation and improved government communication between both countries.
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Caijing
In this article about AmCham-China’s 2011 Business Climate Survey, AmCham-China Chairman Ted Dean says that many US companies have profitable long-term investments in China. Mr. Dean expects US investment to increase.
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China Business
This China Business feature article takes a look at AmCham-China’s 2011 Business Climate Survey and the issues surrounding new regulatory barriers and the policy of indigenous innovation. AmCham-China Chairman Ted Dean hopes that these policies will not shut out foreign companies from certain markets in China.
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WenWeiBo
In this WenWeiPo article, AmCham-China Chairman Ted Dean expresses his wish for a more transparent and fair market in China.
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