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Under the headline of “EU Hoping to Hit Back at Chinese on Trade”, the International Herald Tribune reported on 18 October 2007:
[Peter Mandelson, the European trade commissioner admitted] that dialogue and cooperation with Beijing have failed to secure concessions for Europe, [and he called for EU to] align policy more closely with Washington and be more ready to take cases against China to the World Trade Organization.
The comments came before EU heads of government were to meet on Thursday in Lisbon to discuss calls from Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, and Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, for a more aggressive stance toward emerging Asian economies over trade.
These recent developments in the United States and the EU should be seen as warnings that China, Europe, and the United States could be marching toward a trade war. The threat of a serious disruption in trade between China and the developed countries should be taken seriously. The turn against free trade is especially notable in the United States. The Pew Research Center (2007) reported in the 2007 report of the Pew Global Attitudes Survey that the proportion of U.S. residents who have a positive view of trade was only 59 percent, the lowest satisfaction level in the sample of 47 countries. This was also a dramatic drop from the 78 percent reported in the 2003 report; Pew Research Center (2003). Even more worrying for the future of the multilateral free trade system as constituted by the World Trade Organization (WTO) is that this rise in discontent with trade is not limited to the United States, it is a global phenomenon.

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