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'Canadians have sometimes been reluctant to seize them because of a lack of understanding about modern China and outdated perceptions of Chinese businesses, particularly state-owned enterprises,' writes Sarah Kutulakos of the Canada China Business Council.

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BY SARAH KUTULAKOS
March 14, 2018

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