If China allows more
international competition for
goods and resists
protectionism within its
borders, the benefits of the
country's breakneck economic
growth will be spread more
evenly throughout its society,
a U.S. special economic envoy
to China said in Atlanta Nov.
29.


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If China allows more
international competition for
goods and resists
protectionism within its
borders, the benefits of the
country's breakneck economic
growth will be spread more
evenly throughout its society,
a U.S. special economic envoy
to China said in Atlanta Nov.
29.


The full story on
GlobalAtlanta.com:
http://stories.globalatlanta.c
om/2007stories/015605.html

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