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Phase One Agreement Positive, But Unlikely to Reverse Fraying Ties
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The Hinrich Foundation promotes sustainable and mutually beneficial global trade through research and education
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Actual impact of US-China trade war limits benefits of Phase 1 deal
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The Trade Horizon in 2020: Big Issues Beyond US-China
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Phase One Agreement Positive, But Unlikely to Reverse Fraying Ties
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The Hinrich Foundation promotes sustainable and mutually beneficial global trade through research and education
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Actual impact of US-China trade war limits benefits of Phase 1 deal
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The Trade Horizon in 2020: Big Issues Beyond US-China
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- South China Morning Post: Trade war: US, China reach ‘historic and enforceable’ phase one deal | 13 December, 2019
- ANC: U.S.-China trade deal likely delayed but not derailed by HK Rights bill | 1 December, 2019
- The Straits Times: Domestic political considerations behind Trump's signing of Hong Kong Bills | 29 November, 2019
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