57% of all internet users speak English and 85% of all businesses use English as their primary language for conducting internet commerce.

Within a few years there will be more native Chinese speakers using the internet than native English speakers, and the internet is rapidly being fully utilized for B2B and B2C e-commerce applications in China (China has recently announced plans to spend $120 billion on internet infrastructure development).

China and the U.S. will become each other's largest import and export markets, and two-thirds of all U.S. trade is now conducted with Pacific Rim countries, mostly China and Japan.

The U.S. and (shortly) China represent the largest consumer markets in the world and almost any product or service that can be bought or sold in either country will be available in the other.

Automated, machine translators for documents and web sites are sometimes useful for very temporary or emergency communication needs, but the coarse and primitive translation thereby produced can never be a permanent solution for business or serve as a substitute for human translation. In the case of English/Chinese translation, the results achieved by computer generated translation programs are oftentimes so badly garbled as to be completely unintelligible.

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