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114 NOTES 1 “Trade in Goods with China.” US Census Bureau. July 2018. https://www.census.gov/foreign-trade /balance/c5700.html. 2 “Chinese Investment Monitor.” Rhodium Group. Accessed September 3, 2018. http://cim.rhg.com /interactive/china-investment-monitor. 3 Feigenbaum, Evan A. “Is Coercion the New Normal in China’s Economic Statecraft?” Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. July 25, 2017. http://carnegieendowment.org/2017/07/25/is-coercion -new-normal-in-china-s-economic-statecraft-pub-72632; Levesque, Greg. “China’s Evolving Economic Statecraft.” Diplomat. April 12, 2017. https://thediplomat.com/2017/04/chinas-evolving-economic -statecraft. 4 Bland, Ben, Tom Hancock, and Bryan Harris. “China Wields Power with Boycott Diplomacy.” Financial Times. May 3, 2017. https://www.ft.com/content/c7a2f668-2f4b-11e7-9555-23ef563ecf9a. 5 “CGCC Participates in Public Hearing on Section 301 Investigation of China and Voices for the Legal Rights and Interests of Chinese Enterprises in the United States.” China General Chamber of Commerce—U.S.A. October 10, 2017. https://www.cgccusa.org/en/cgcc-participates-in-public-hearing-on-section-301. 6 “CGCC-D.C. and Chinese Embassy Host Roundtable Discussion with China’s Ministry of Commerce.” China General Chamber of Commerce—U.S.A. November 6, 2017. https://www.cgccusa.org/en/cgcc-d-c-and -chinese-embassy-host-roundtable-discussion-with-chinas-ministry-of-commerce. 7 “CGCC Hosts 2017 ‘Lunch & Learn’ Series No. 5: Understanding Labor and Safety Issues in the US & Get Prepared for Natural Disasters and Emergencies.” China General Chamber of Commerce—U.S.A. November 6, 2017. https://www.cgccusa.org/en/cgcc-hosts-2017-lunch-learn-series-no-5-understanding -labor-and-safety-issues. 8 “CGCC Promotes State-Province Economic and Trade Cooperation between China and US - Alaska and Missouri Governors’ Trip to China.” China General Chamber of Commerce—U.S.A. October 6, 2017. https:// www.cgccusa.org/en/cgcc-promotes-state-province-economic-and-trade-cooperation-between-china -and-us-alaska-and-missouri-governors-trip-to-china. 9 Organizations that can reasonably be considered part of United Front activities, include (official English translations where available): American-Chinese Commerce Development Association (2BLALMWREAS); America-China Enterprise Chamber of Commerce (#8 BRS); China Enterprise Council (#420 RA thts); American Chinese National Chamber of Commerce (HB4A SPA); American One Belt, One Road Chamber of Commerce (El —i3 —3§. 42S); America Beijing Chamber of Commerce (BALR ARS); US- Hebei Chamber of Commerce (324k 42 L); Chongqing-Sichuan Chamber of Commerce (AZUMI S BZ); American Fujianese Business Association (= Elta#2P2); US-China Guangdong Chamber of Commerce (Sy FR PAS); US California-Hebei Chamber of Commerce (3 ANAL RAS); US-China Chamber of Commerce (%E APS); US-Henan Business Alliance Association (2B MRAM); US-Inner Mongolia Chamber of Commerce (KE AR 4S); US-Jiangsu General Chamber of Commerce (HEjL7ASPM A); US-Jiangxi Chamber of Commerce (32 ESL 4-344); US-Macau Chamber of Commerce (2H MI18 54); US-Minjiang Chamber of Commerce (32/451 & P43); US-Northwest China Chamber of Commerce (HE AFALR MS); American Shandong Chamber of Commerce (#7 BPA); US-Shanghai Chamber of Commerce (32H Li APIS); US-Shanxi Chamber of Commerce (HEB WSS); US-Shanxi Jin Chamber of Commerce (2H WH BR); Eastern US-Shenzhen Chamber of Commerce (EFFI BZ); US-Tianjin Chamber of Commerce (=H AEBS); US Silicon Valley - Tianjin Chamber of Commerce (H#HEUAA# EBSA); Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Washington State (44 24 B&R); US-Wenzhou General Chamber of Commerce (= Bia WMS); Chamber Zhejiang Chamber of Commerce USA (SHYLA) [San Francisco]; and US-Zhejiang General Chamber of Commerce (#751 BPRS) [Los Angeles]; Los Angeles Hunan Chamber of Commerce (3842 UHM 3.4), likely rebranded from US-Changsha Chamber of Commerce (2#HKW EHS). ~~, Corporations HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_020573