Trade Disputes Between China and US in 2007

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U.S. Against China's Steel Subsidies with WTO Ruling

The U.S. has charged China with violating World Trade Organization standards by subsidizing its steel, wood products, IT, and other industries. It is said to be the largest trade complaint ever lodged against China at the WTO. According to the agreement that admitted China to the WTO in 2001, industrial subsidies are prohibited.

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China expresses regret, dissatisfaction over U.S. complaints at WTO

China expressed on 10th, April great regret and strong dissatisfaction at the decision of the United States to file WTO cases against China over intellectual property rights and access to the Chinese publication market. The Chinese government has not yet received a request for consultations from the United States, but will deliberate upon and actively respond to a formal request, said Wang Xinpei, spokesman with the Ministry of Commerce.

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US Files WTO Complaints Against China

The United States on Tuesday formally bringed two trade disputes with China to WTO over so-called copyright piracy and restrictions on the sale of American books, music, videos and movies. The Chinese mission to the WTO confirmed it had received the complaints and also a request for consultations from the U.S. side.

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US Move to File Trade Cases Against China 'Not Wise'

The Bush administration announced new trade cases against China on 9th, April over copyright piracy and restrictions on the sale of American movies, music and books.China expressed on 10th, April great regret and strong dissatisfaction at the decision, and said US move would not affect Chinese government's firm resolution in intellectual property rights protection and in its fight against piracy.

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