According to the U.S. government, China employs a wide array of measures that provide substantial support to Chinese industries across the economy, often in pursuit of specific aims in terms of production, capabilities, and market share. A strong case can be made that China’s state-led economic policies and practices distort fair market competition, causing harm to workers and consumers in the United States and other market economies, including the EU.
Greta Peisch, General Counsel of the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR), will join a discussion focusing on the Biden Administration’s argument that a new direction is needed, in coordination with its allies and partners, to address China’s non-market policies and practices.
The conversation will include a discussion on how American and European companies assess political risk and balance values and long-term interests against the pursuit of near-term profits and competitiveness in global markets, a discussion underscored by government and industry reactions to Russia’s recent invasion of Ukraine.
This webinar is for members only, if you are a CEPS member and would like to register, please email isobel.watson@ceps.eu.
