Those of us in here know going back to President Clinton, most-favored-nation status and some of the changes--I certainly was under the illusion that liberalizing trade and openness would have a significant impact on liberalization of personal freedoms.
Chris Smith: “Those of us in here know going back to President Clinton, most-favored-nation status and some of the changes--I…”
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Smith critiques the belief that trade liberalization would enhance personal freedoms in China.
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