Latest Practice of International Trade, Investment Operations and Countermeasures (Complete Four Volumes)

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Features: China's accession to the WTO has injected new vitality and dynamism into the further development of economic globalization, enabling China to participate in international economic and technological cooperation on a broader scale, in broader fields, and at a higher level. It has improved China's environmental investment, increased trade opportunities, and enhanced the attractiveness of foreign investment. Chinese enterprises can fully utilize the favorable conditions and opportunities brought by WTO entry, leveraging both domestic and international resources to develop both domestic and international markets, comprehensively engaging in international competition, accelerating the internationalization process of enterprises, and achieving greater development and profits. However, opportunities and challenges coexist. In view of this, experts and scholars from the National Development Research Center, the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation, Peking University, the International Trade and Economics College, and the University of International Business and Economics have summarized the experience of international trade and investment, as well as China's operations and strategies for entering the international market. This book possesses authoritative, practical, and operational value. While implementing international practices, it addresses how to respond to trade and investment risks and establish early warning mechanisms; how to resolve foreign trade barriers and China's current technological protection status; how to deal with foreign companies' dumping and the overall response strategies and methods for Chinese companies facing anti-dumping actions; how to enter the international market and avoid common misconceptions and positioning strategies; how to resolve international disputes and their operational procedures; and how to maximize corporate profits without violating the "rules of the game."