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US-China Business Council

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Why this score Trade association of ~270 American companies doing business in China; publishes methodologically-described member surveys with disclosed sample sizes and cross-references official BIS figures. Reliable on what its members report; structurally interested in looser export controls, so its policy conclusions are advocacy and must be attributed, not adopted.

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Most pending export licenses are for items that are already available in China from Chinese or international suppliers — effectively sidelining American companies for no strategic gain.

The delay half is corroborated by the government's own published record: BIS's FY2025 annual report gives a 62-day average for 2025 against the 38 and 37 days its FY2023 and FY2022 reports gave. The conclusion — that the delays buy "no strategic gain" — is the council's own inference from members' self-reported view of foreign availability, on a sample of 21 for that question, and is not independently established.

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