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  • July 8, 2013

BIT by BIT

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BIT by BIT

It is incumbent on both governments to forge a 21st century economic agenda— one that allows the two countries to identify policies and conclude agreements that re-anchor the US-China economic relationship and shows how strengthening that relationship can benefit the global economy. A bilateral investment treaty (BIT) will be one important component of this 21st century relationship. It is also a logical place to start.

This policy memorandum explains why—and offers guidance and counsel to both sides about how to move toward an agreement.

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