China is punishing South Korea economically for its decision about THAAD's deployment, but it looks like only to the extent that these actions wouldn't constitute WTO violations.
Ann Wagner: “China is punishing South Korea economically for its decision about THAAD's deployment, but it looks like only to the…”
On the recordMarch 20, 2017
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Wagner highlights China's economic retaliation against South Korea over THAAD deployment while avoiding WTO violations.
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