GENEVA, July 17 (Reuters) - The challenges that China presents to the international trading system are growing, a U.S. delegate to the World Trade Organization said on Wednesday, accusing Beijing of "predatory" industrial practices that harm other countries.
"The PRC has doubled down on its state-led, nonmarket approach to the economy, to the detriment of workers and businesses in the United States and other countries, including emerging and developing economies," David Bisbee, deputy permanent representative of the United States, told a WTO meeting where China's trade policies are under review.
