U.S. lawmakers urged the Obama administration trade policy affects day (Tuesday), according to China in talks this week to stop the theft of intellectual property and containment practices discriminate against U.S. companies.
Annual U.S. - China Strategic and Economic Dialogue on the eve of Obama's cabinet officials in a letter that contains a laundry list of complaints, from pirated software market and regulatory barriers and forced transfer of technology.
"We remain very concerned that China has stopped - in many cases reversed - market reforms," ??the legislator said Secretary of State John Kerry, Jack Lew Minister of Finance, Minister of Penny Pritzker and the United States Trade Representative Michael Frost Romance in the letter.
Bipartisan group wrote: "China dominant state-owned enterprises, trade-distorting subsidies, as well as economic protectionist economic model, we must abandon."
"Proprietary information theft threatens to undermine our economic relations, is unacceptable and must stop," they say, through the network means theft.
5-year-old US-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue process, the world's two largest economies expressed support among lawmakers, but he said that China had "seriously inadequate and incomplete" in the implementation of past agreements, and calls more U.S. scrutiny.
This letter was signed by the House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp, the Republican chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, Democrat Max Baucus, the senior Democrat House Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee Laisang Di senior Republican Orrin Hatch.
The Obama administration must be "meaningful indicators to measure progress, and actively to ensure that China is fully implemented its commitments to do so in a commercially meaningful way, said:" This letter.
In Chinese practice congressman said, "indigenous innovation" policy that requires foreigners to transfer technology to China, entered the market need for more U.S. pressure to change, beef and other agricultural commodities and favoritism Chinese state sector unscientific obstacles.
Exchange rate
They also reaffirmed that China deliberately kept the yuan is undervalued, making exports in the international market more competitive long-term focus.
"China must stop massive intervention in the foreign exchange market, and in one direction, move more quickly toward allowing the yuan exchange rate determined by market forces, wrote:" MPs.
Faith did not immediately respond, but U.S. officials outlined the priority in Washington July 10-11 meeting in Washington, outlined a similar agenda.
"Of course, we will continue to promote the exchange and tried to push the determination of the exchange rate and interest rate markets," a senior Obama administration official told reporters on Monday.
The official said the U.S. delegation will also improve the regulatory and financial favoritism China's state-owned enterprises and other policies, "their competitive advantage, our company at a disadvantage."
In addition to the specific trade and financial issues, U.S. officials say they want to use the talks this week to learn more about the economic reform program, took office in March under the leadership of President Xi Jinping in Beijing circulated.
Kerry and Lew will host a State Councilor and Yang Yang Jiechi, Vice Premier Wang Qishan, the Chinese delegation headed.
, Who visited Beijing shortly after Xi Jinping and appointed a new cabinet led by Prime Minister Li Keqiang, Lu said he found indications that some of the changes advocated by the United States, in Beijing to gain traction.
"If I had to guess, we want to see the direction of change is clear, that is more market-oriented reforms to be clear," Liu told CNN, was held on Monday, according to a transcript of the interview.
"But the pace may be slower than we thought, or, frankly, for the Chinese people would be a good thing," he said.
China's policy on the United States has its own concerns.
Beijing has also been called on Washington to ease the Cold War era of high-tech exports control, and to clarify China's approval process for acquisitions of U.S. companies. Chinese investment in U.S. assets, sometimes draw opposition from U.S. lawmakers.
 



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