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DESCRIPTION:East Asia Program Presents: U.S.-China Commercial and Economic 
 Relations by Charles W. Freeman IIIIssues of protectionism\, currency mani
 pulation\, cyber security\, and intellectual property theft dominate the h
 eadlines\, even as U.S.-China trade and investment continue to expand. Two
 -way trade was nearly $500 billion in 2012\, and many U.S. firms depend on
  China for new growth. This talk will discuss the controversies and compet
 ition that define this important bilateral relationship.Charles Freeman is
  a vice president at Rock Creek Global Advisors\, an international economi
 c policy advisory firm. Previously he served as Assistant U.S. Trade Repre
 sentative (USTR) for China Affairs\, where he was responsible for U.S. tra
 de policy toward China. Most recently\, he was Vice President for Global P
 ublic Policy and Government Affairs at PepsiCo\, Inc.Lunch Will Be Provide
 dNovember 15\, 201312:30 pm341 Eggers Hall
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SUMMARY:East Asia Program presents: Charles W. Freeman III
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:East Asia Program Presents: U.S.-China Commerc
 ial and Economic Relations by Charles W. Freeman III<br><br>Issues of prot
 ectionism\, currency manipulation\, cyber security\, and intellectual prop
 erty theft dominate the headlines\, even as U.S.-China trade and investmen
 t continue to expand. Two-way trade was nearly $500 billion in 2012\, and 
 many U.S. firms depend on China for new growth. This talk will discuss the
  controversies and competition that define this important bilateral relati
 onship.<br><br>Charles Freeman is a vice president at Rock Creek Global Ad
 visors\, an international economic policy advisory firm. Previously he ser
 ved as Assistant U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) for China Affairs\, wher
 e he was responsible for U.S. trade policy toward China. Most recently\, h
 e was Vice President for Global Public Policy and Government Affairs at Pe
 psiCo\, Inc.<br><br>Lunch Will Be Provided<br><br>November 15\, 2013<br>12
 :30 pm<br>341 Eggers Hall
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