China Export Controls

Hirschhorn Criticizes China's Complaints About U.S. Export Controls

Eric Hirschhorn, the U.S. Commerce Department's Undersecretary for Industry and Security, this week criticized as disproportionate the Chinese complaints about U.S. export controls being trade barriers. "Licensed trade accounts for less than half of a percent of U.S. exports to China," Hirschorn said in a Nov. 2 press conference. "The Chinese make a bigger deal out of it than they should." He spoke before the Nov. 10 meeting of the U.S.-China High Technology Working Group, a government and private-sector dialogue...

Hirschhorn Says JCCT To Address Chinese Requests For Controlled Items

Undersecretary of Commerce for Industry and Security Eric Hirschhorn will attend the Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade (JCCT) this week in Chicago, where an export control working group is expected to discuss specific requests by Beijing for the U.S. to allow exports to China of certain equipment controlled by Commerce, according to Hirschhorn. Speaking after a Dec. 10 meeting of the President's Export Council's Subcommittee on Export Administration, Hirschhorn said officials will be discussing China's requests, which will require...


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