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Bill Gates on China's Business Policies
07:30 - 09:50 (02:20)
Bill Gates discusses China's business policies, highlighting the country's requirements for foreign companies seeking access to its market - which includes setting up engineering jobs in China - and the lack of accountability due to the absence of an independent judicial system.
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