Understanding China as a High Tech Competitor

Tuesday, July 11, 2006

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Introductory Remarks

Summary

Within the context of a growing consensus that the U.S. must shore up its economic competitiveness as its strategic competitors begin to rapidly advance, this briefing explored China's role as a global, high-tech innovator.

Key questions addressed by the panel included: Where are China's key strengths and weaknesses? What does China's high-tech economic sector currently look like? What opportunities and threats does this pose to American business? How does the protection of intellectual property affect the U.S.-China business dynamic?

Sponsor

The ACS Science & the Congress Project in conjunction with the Senate Science & Technology Caucus

Featured Speakers

Larry Wortzel

Larry Wortzel, Chairman, U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission

William Archey

William Archey, President & CEO, American Electronics Association

Ted Fishman, Author, China Inc.

Kate Walsh, Naval War College