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FutureofUSChinaTrade.com is a website offering insight, data, and news about trade between the U.S. and China. The site, a joint venture of Arizona State University and The Kearny Alliance, is dedicated to fostering a dialogue on the U.S./China relationship and – ultimately – to informing the policy debate in Washington D.C. and Beijing.

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