Economics Take Fore in U.S.-China Tensions
As Plans for Obama, Clinton to Meet Dalai Lama Stoke Political Tensions, U.S. Concerns Grow Over Economic Issues Full Story »
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Posted by Mike Miller - Feb 18, 2010 - 8:41 PM PST
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Dwight Rousu - Feb 19, 2010 - 2:27 AM PST
This article contains journalism. It is also well written. But what the article fails to present is a connection to what is going on with the article. It touches reasons as to why the United States does argues about why it is a issue that the currency in China is undervalued, but does not hit a home-run. After reading this article, I gained a rough idea to what is going to on, but I'm still not certain.
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So this article is well written and very factual. The problem is that Chinese currency is undervalued. This is causing Americans to lose jobs. Obama has noticed this and has made an attempt to plan a meeting with China so it could potentially change.
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