"Ambassador Tai highlighted the need to address the critical imbalances caused by China’s state-led, non-market approach to the economy and trade policy. She also raised concerns about PRC [People's Republic of China] actions taken against US companies operating there," the USTR said in a press release.
Tai, who met with Wang on the margins of an APEC ministers meeting in Detroit, shared the progress made to date by Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) partners and outlined the United States' priorities for the remainder of its APEC host year, the release said.
She also discussed the importance of the US-China trade relationship in the world economy and the need for both sides to continue engaging with each other, the release added.