China's indigenous innovation policies threaten global intellectual property protections, fair government procurement policies, market competition, and innovators' freedom to decide how and when they transfer technology.
Ed Royce: “China's indigenous innovation policies threaten global intellectual property protections, fair government procurement…”
On the recordMarch 8, 2011
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Royce highlights the risks posed by China's policies on U.S. businesses and global competition.
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