World Trade Organization and our country's national economic security

Author: Wang Xinkui
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: As a developing country in the stage of economic transition, China's national economic security issues after joining the WTO are primarily manifested as national economic risks in the process of adapting to the current global multilateral trading system. This book presents the results of continuous tracking research on various aspects of the WTO and national economic security since 2002, especially after China joined the WTO in November 2001. It should be acknowledged that more than a year after China joined the WTO, many issues related to national economic security still require further observation. The book systematically studies the relationship between the WTO and China's national economic security from three aspects: theory, rules, and strategies. It also presents the findings of continuous tracking research on the WTO and national economic security since 2000, especially after China joined the WTO in November 2001. It should be acknowledged that more than a year after China joined the WTO, many issues related to national economic security still require further observation. In terms of theory, it analyzes the nature of the WTO's multilateral trading system from the perspective of national economic security, as well as important aspects of national economic security involving China's entry into the WTO, and the objectives and means of controlling national economic risks. Research has also been conducted in terms of rules and strategies.