Please understand that many of us in industry regard China as an important trading partner with great potential as an export customer, but we just don't understand why there is such a great reluctance to hold them accountable for their actions that in almost every case are counter to their WTO or GAT commitments.
Critz highlights the need for accountability in U.S.-China trade relations.
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