Flags of the U.S. and China are placed at a table in Beijing, China. Photo taken on June 30, 2017. REUTERS/Jason Lee
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New rules curbing US investment in China will be tricky to implement

The US government is considering restrictions on technology transfers and investments to China that could remake the US relationship with its firms, investors, and the world, writes Martin Chorzempa, but any such regime will need to be carefully crafted and focused on a few critical technologies. 

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