Former officials: U.S.-China export control dialogue has limited benefit

The U.S.-China export control enforcement information exchange established last month likely has limited upside for the U.S., according to former Commerce Department officials, although they disagreed on whether the U.S. should be starting a new dialogue with Beijing. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo announced the creation of the information exchange after her meeting with Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao in Beijing last month. Pushing back against Republican criticism of an export control dialogue with China, Raimondo emphasized that the forum would...