China, the second largest economy in the world by some measures, is hard for U.S. technology companies and research universities to ignore. China is a huge sales opportunity for U.S. technology industries, including the world's largest cell phone market with over 300 million users.
The New Challenges Of 'Deemed Exports' To China For U.S. Technology Companies And Universities
China, the second largest economy in the world by some measures, is hard for U.S. technology companies and research universities to ignore. China is a huge sales opportunity for U.S. technology industries, including the world's largest cell phone market with over 300 million users. And dramatic labor cost savings for talented employees has drawn many leading firms to locate facilities in China. Tens of thousands of Chinese students are now enrolled at the nation's top universities, and many remain in the U.S. as post-doctoral fellows and faculty members.
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