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US - China Relationship has Long Term Importance

Reuben Jeffery, CSIS | May 15, 2009

The US - China relationship remains the most important in world politics. ++ "China's response to the financial turmoil has been forthright" and has impressed governments across the world. ++ The US supports China's membership in the reconstituted Financial Stability Board, as well as giving China more influence within the IMF that reflects their presence in the global economy. ++ The US and China should now step back and identify principles that can guide policymakers as they continue to build on the relationship and "take the long view."

 

 
Tags: | US | China | IMF | global economic downturn |
 
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