U.S., China sign trade accords

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Chinese Foreign Trade Minister Wu Yi and US Trade Rep Mickey Kantor signed several trade agreements on Mar 12, 1995, including an 8-item pact that sets terms for China's compliance with opening its markets to US goods. The US agreed to drop its opposition to China joining the World Trade Organization.

Laws, regulations and rules, International relations, International trade, International trade regulation, Kantor, Mickey, Wu Yi

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Clinton backs China MFN status

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The Clinton administration's decision to extend China's MFN trading status is criticized by conservative Republicans who deplore China's human-rights abuses. The US policy of linking trade with human-rights issues was terminated in 1994 by president Clinton.

Economic aspects, Human rights, Most favored nation clauses

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