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A Strategic Economic Engagement with China

H. M. Paulson, US Secretary of the Treasury | September 18, 2008

Given the interdependence between the economic growth of China and the world, it is necessary to integrate China into the global economy system. ++ One option is the US-China Strategic Economic Dialogue (SED), which brings US and Chinese policymakers together to expand the bilateral relations. ++ Due to the long consultation that the Chinese government needs for decision making, the dialogue is an opportunity to promote China's global integration. ++ Hopefully, the next US president continues to strengthen the SED.

 

 
 
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