Removing China's MFN status could pressure China to comply with international intellectual property laws

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Removing China's MFN status could pressure China to comply with international intellectual property laws

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"Forced transfers can result from outright theft of intellectual property (IP) by competitors engaged in corporate espionage, as alleged in a recent indictment of Huawei. Forced transfers can also arise in relation to various regulatory proceedings that require foreign firms to disclose technology to host country regulators, who may then copy and disseminate the technology sub rosa to their domestic firms."

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Removing China's MFN status could serve as a strategic measure by the U.S. to address intellectual property theft and forced technology transfers

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