Views on China Trade Remedy Legislation
Many
claim that China's currency is being kept artificially undervalued, giving
China an unfair advantage in trading with the U.S. As such, a number of
bills have been circulating in both the House and Senate recently with the
intent of forcing China to revalue its currency, calling on the Department
of Commerce to intercede. A vocal debate exists the severity of this issue,
as well as the efficacy of any legislation proposed to address it. Come
get the details from influential members of the trade community. Our panelists
will feature:
Mr. Skip Hartquist
Counsel, China Currency Coalition
Mr.
Stephen Claeys
Deputy Assistant Secretary, Import Administration
Department
of Commerce
Mr.
Gary Hufbauer
Reginald
Jones Senior Fellow
Peterson Institute for International Economics
Mr. Daniel Ikenson
Associate
Director, Center for Trade Policy Studies
CATO Institute
and moderator
Lewis Liebowitz
Partner, Hogan and Hartson
| When: |
Wednesday, September
26, 2007 |
| Where: |
Offices of Hogan
& Hartson LLP |
| Price: |
$20 Members, $35 Non-Member |
| Contact: | Michael Virga |
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