Kansas economy awaits China trade decision
Washington AP Kansas wheat farmers and manufacturers face a high stake as President Clinton considers revoking China MFN status over human rights. A failure to renew could trigger Chinese retaliation by buying less from the U.S. and shift to Canada or Europe, risking billions in exports and farm income.
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