A key priority for U.S. policy should be to effect a change in behavior by bringing China into the norms and disciplines...
A lengthy answer avoiding the core point of the question, but thank you.
Should we still be sending development loans to China?
the world community is pretty much in line now recognizing that China has been taking advantage of the system.
the Trump administration released its National Climate Assessment that got a lot of attention, despite being released th...
Should we push for a policy in the IMF and World Bank that no loan, no grant project will go to any country that does no...
It seems to me this is a case where it is a deliberate strategy to create leverage.
So Senator Young and I both referred to this Chinese debt trap strategy, and I am just going to restate it simply and se...
Thank you both very much.
development banks employ policies aligned with American laws and American values to safeguard the environment and people...
These efforts are particularly relevant in a world where so many countries seek financing from China, whose loans come w...
I expect we will hear from our State and Treasury Department witnesses about the value of U.S. contributions to the IMF ...
I think it needs to be a multilateral response and not just a unilateral one.
I think of the whole WTO process as clunky... and deeply dysfunctional.
I could not help but recall an article I had read about how China is the major financer of new coal plants around the wo...
I think it is absolutely critical to their agendas going forward.
One of the reasons it was such a problem was corruption.
Suffice it to say, we have seen a pattern of other officials involved in this.
