Mr. Timothy P. Stratford

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  Ministry of Commerce officials have confirmed to us that they haven,t reached a conclusion regarding the merits of the case," commented Tim Stratford, GM China Group general counsel.

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  "Commerce Ministry officials have confirmed to us that they have not reached a conclusion regarding the merits of the case," said Tim Stratford, GM's general counsel in China.

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  Panelists included Tim Stratford, Assistant U.S. Trade Representative for China, Nicholas Lardy, Senior Fellow, Institute for International Economics, and John Frisbie, President, U.S.-China Business Council.

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  "There are different sorts of problem with each type of IPR issue," Assistant US Trade Representative Timothy Stratford told reporters in Hong Kong.He said China was home to the world's second largest PC market but was only the 25th biggest market for software, clearly raising questions over piracy.Also of concern was the wide application of policy tools that promote and protect certain industries, contradicting China's WTO obligations and contributing to the perception that it does not fully play by the rules.Many of the problems appeared to stem from China's incomplete transition from a centrally planned economy to one based on market trading principles, the report said.Stratford said US companies often found that when WTO-mandated changes were implemented they were structured in such a way as to restrict competition or profits.Earlier this year the State Council, China's cabinet, laid down a set of strict rules that would allow companies to sell directly to the consumer as of December 1, but these fell short of American expectations."They had restrictions on direct sales that are different from what you tend to find in other countries so the expectations of certainly our companies ... really were not met..." said Stratford.

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  Tim Statford, VP of General Motors, China operations, says the first Olympics to be held in China will provide an opportunity to market a brand to hundreds of millions of Chinese.

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  - Timothy Stratford, Chairman, The American Chamber of Commerce in the

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  Tim Stratford, Chairman China Resources Building, Suite 1903

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  The Chamber launched the GRC project at an event with Al Hubbard, Director, National Economic Council and Co-Chair, Transatlantic Economic Council; Michelle O'Neill, Deputy Under Secretary for International Trade, International Trade Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce; Timothy Stratford, Assistant U.S. Trade Representative, Office of China Affairs, Office of the U.S. Trade Representative; and The Honorable Deborah Platt Majoras, Chairman, Federal Trade Commission

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  Published on: 6/25/2003    Last Visited: 6/25/2003  

  "Continued investment by foreign companies like GM is contingent on the respect for and full enforcement of the intellectual property rights of foreign and domestic automotive companies," said Tim Stratford, vice chairman of General Motors China Group.

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  "Assistant Trade Representative Tim Stratford told the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC) that Bush administration discussions on a case against China for copyright piracy were at a very advanced stage."If the particular concerns we are raising with the Chinese are not resolved, I think it's very possible" the United States could take action at the WTO in coming months, he said."
  
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