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U.S.–China Trade

Flags of the United States and ChinaChina's policies on agriculture and agricultural trade have changed dramatically during the past 20 years, reducing the role of government intervention and centralized planning and simultaneously increasing the role of market forces. China's membership in the World Trade Organization (WTO) will further increase reliance on market forces, and will enhance opportunities for U.S. agricultural exports. As the incomes of China's 1.3 billion people continue to rise, demand for more and higher quality food products will grow. Domestic production will be unable to meet all of this demand, and in the future China will be a key market for agricultural exports.

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