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If the world is to sustain open trade, China will have to change its ways.

After Congress passes FTAs with Korea, Columbia and Panama, the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) will become the single most important US trade initiative, serving as a building block for a larger Free Trade Area for the Asia Pacific Agreement.

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The U.S. patent system should be reformed to better suit the needs of the twenty-first century.

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Activistswho want copyrights and patentslifted are blind to the dangers of a market without innovation.