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The Open Door policy is best defined as a :

The Open Door policy is best defined as a

A) policy that extends benefit of trade to all nations without holding territory in China.
B) policy of trade with China regulated by China in an effort to aid in her recovery.
C) U.S.-sponsored pan to extend commercial privileges in China equally to all nations.
D) trade policy designed to aid China in recovering from the economic damage by buffering the trade of her handicrafts.
E) All of these

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