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To: RetiredNow who wrote (3590)	10/10/2000 2:19:45 PM
From: qorilla_watcher	Read Replies (1) of 197227

<< Probably WTO entry is being held up on civil liberties issues again. >> No. THe long article basically says that China's consensus for WTO is weakening and the Chinese are bargaining that they are treated differently from the other WTO members with respect to disclosures and enforcement. The WTO contends these standards are necessary since China is not a "market economy" country. China also insists that final documents contain details and stipulations not agreed to earlier. IMHO, QCOM's agreements are time sensitive and the Chinese want to start rollout ASAP and are not hostage to these delays. But, according to Pomfret and Pan(E1), corporate timetables could easily be delayed by a year.

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