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Articles in Jan-Feb, 1996 issue of Business America

• U.S.-China Joint Commission on Commerce and trade
• Intellectual property rights enforcement agreement commits China to strong measures to curb piracy
  by Paul Kullman
• Large tariff cut may help offset removal of tariff incentives
  by Paul Kullman
• For many American companies, 1996 will be 'The Year of the major Project' in China
  by Charles M. Martin
• Secretary Brown's visit to China and Hong Kong underscores the importance of our commercial ties
  by Donald Forest
• U.S. trade policy and the future role of the District Export Councils
  by Sven Langmack
• Hong Kong's future business environment
  by Rosemary Gallant
• The critical services to U.S. business provided by Commerce's International Trade Administration were severely disrupted during two shutdowns
• Let's do lunch - Commerce Department grant helps fight pollution by boosting exports of enzyme that multiplies oil-eating bacteria
  by Curt Cultice
• Consumer goods and retailing in the PRC: getting U.S. goods on the shelves
  by Gwen Lyle
• 'Come to Shanghai and we'll put you into the center of things.'
• The Market Development Cooperator Program invests in innovative export marketing projects in China
  by Gregory O'Connor