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The United States maintains a large trade deficit with China. The debt is largely due to China's artificially undervalued currency. Should the actions of the Chinese government be considered by trade-governing officials? Is this action by Chinese officials sufficient cause for retaliation by the United States?

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The United States maintains a large trade deficit with China. The debt is largely due to China's artificially undervalued currency. Should the actions of the Chinese government be considered by trade-governing officials? Is this action by Chinese officials sufficient cause for retaliation by the United States?
The actions of the Chinese government should be considered by trade governing officials. The reason for this is that ...

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