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Vol.36- No.5
Vol.36- No.5 United Airlines

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Editorial: Looking Back, Looking Ahead PDF Print E-mail
Besides the calendar year, AmCham observes another annual cycle - the advocacy year that runs from May to May in line with the publication date of the Taiwan White Paper. The content of the White Paper - both the general proposals for economic policy (given in the Overall Recommendations and Overview sections) and the specific suggestions in the individual committee position papers - sets the agenda for the Chamber's discussions with Taiwan's government agencies for the following 12 months. It also provides the main themes for the exchange of views with U.S. government and Congressional offices, think tanks, and other experts that takes place during the AmCham "Doorknock" delegation's visit to Washington, D.C. in June - as well as for briefings given to the many U.S. government and high-level private missions that come through Taipei during the course of the year.
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Taiwan Briefs PDF Print E-mail

BY LUCIEN CROWDER

MACROECONOMICS
SLOWING EXPORTS DAMPEN GROWTH

CROSS-STRAIT RELATIONS
LIEN GOES TO CHINA
LIMITS PLACED ON CHINESE MEDIA

DOMESTIC NEWS
RACE FOR KMT CHAIRMANSHIP MUDDIED

INTERNATIONAL
PRESIDENT ATTENDS PAPAL FUNERAL
CHEN VISITS NON-ALLY FIJI

BUSINESS
UMC CHAIRMAN FINED

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Issues: Saving Paper and Ink PDF Print E-mail

When government agencies are forthcoming, some issues can be resolved even before the White Paper gets printed.

‧Saving Paper and Ink - By Don Shapiro
‧Putting an End to Waste - By Don Shapiro
‧What's the Beef? - By Anita Chen and Don Shapiro

 

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Going Along on an IPR Raid PDF Print E-mail

They may not be high drama, but enforcement actions are an essential part of the ongoing campaign to combat the presence of counterfeit goods in the market.

BY TIM CULPAN

 

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Visiting the Land of Salt and Spoonbills PDF Print E-mail

The new Southwest Coast National Scenic Area is now easier to get to. It offers sun, sea, and sand, not to mention history and ecology.

BY STEVEN CROOK

 

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