Change is not just one way; and issues concerning the safety standards... does raise questions as to whether it is a non...
I find it hard to believe that you are not engaged in the impact of currency manipulation for market access for American...
we cannot leave by the wayside our commitment to promote democracy, but also respect for human rights.
results are needed and progress needs to be made, and then you have to implement to make sure it is done after the meeti...
We need to take the initiative, push ourselves and push the Taiwanese.
A successful TPP offers incredible hope, but it is not going to happen unless there is a close working relationship betw...
I would just urge you to be prepared to answer questions as we deal with the economic integration within Asia.
The pace of reform has been slow. At one point in globalization, America was strong enough to be able to deal with curre...
This is a good time for us to engage the Philippines and they may be falling below the radar a little bit.
As a businessperson, you would need to deal with local governments, and the inconsistency among local governments and th...
There has got to be a transparent process with Congress, particularly with TPP, because it involves so many different co...
We are all for it. But it also is an opportunity to advance human rights, which is critically important to economic grow...
The key element in dealing with the Chinese both indirectly and directly is to deal with state-owned enterprises.
Can you assure us that we will insist upon minimum standards in this agreement and that--worse than failing in TPP would...
China is the largest authoritarian, one-party regime. It has been slow to change its ways, but it has made some reform.
Well, Dr. Scissors, mentioned the fact of leveraging, which I strongly support.
There are other countries in Asia, other than China, that are also involved in currency manipulation.
Textiles are a lever in which we can make progress on that issue because it is so important to the Vietnamese.
