Posts Tagged ‘Export’
Product Quality Problems in China Are Legal Risks at Home
Monday, March 10, 2008 20:28 No CommentsLast summer, one of my primary positions when it came to the product safety scandal was that importers had to ensure their supply lines were just as compliant in China as they were in the U.S. It is a simple.. SIMPLE.. risk assessment really that some (maybe many) failed to fully understand, and as we [...]
Ambassador Alan Holmer on China, the SED, and US-China Relations
Thursday, December 6, 2007 7:31 4 CommentsJust uploaded a few hours ago, Global Atlanta has just posted an excellent two part Youtube conversation between their reporter Trevor Williams and Alan Holmer on the current state of U.S. China relations, the role of SED (Strategic Economic Dialogue), and some of the issues they are addressing. What surprised me a bit was the [...]
What Do Lou Dobbs and Kerri Houston Have in Common?
Thursday, November 8, 2007 10:28 1 CommentThey both scare me more than Chinese toothpaste. This afternoon while reading through some back stories on the U.S. China Economic and Security Review Commission, I came across an op-ed piece written by Kerri Houston for the Cincinatti Post called China’s business practices threaten jobs here.. and I was shocked. Keep in mind, on the [...]
Is China Export Lead?: Part 2
Wednesday, November 7, 2007 1:47 5 CommentsFollowing a recent post called Is China Export Led, I recently found another paper written by Albert Kiedel of Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, who wraps up his summary of his article China’s Looming Crisis – Inflation Returns (PDF HERE) by saying: U.S. intelligence analysis of this overheating risk should refute the conventional wisdom that [...]
Product Safety: House Committee on Energy and Commerce Testimony
Wednesday, October 10, 2007 23:16 No CommentsFor those who read Last week, you may have noticed that I made a quick reference some Dr. Tea gave to the boys inside the beltway… well, here are a few more details on Dr. Tea as well as her testimony. So first… Dr. Tea (Professor Mary Teagarden), is a close friend of mine and [...]







