Reporting practical matters

Author: Xu Wei
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: 2004 was the third year after China's entry into the World Trade Organization (WTO). Following its accession, China has continuously adjusted and standardized its foreign-related economic management systems and measures in accordance with the commitments made at the time of joining the WTO and the basic requirements of the organization. On one hand, a series of new administrative laws and regulations governing foreign economic and trade activities began to take effect and be implemented, such as the "Foreign Trade Law" and the "Administrative Licensing Law." At the same time, China has gradually relaxed foreign trade controls in line with WTO requirements, and foreign trade activities will flourish under the new rules. Based on the previous edition (2002), this book strives to keep pace with the times, promptly reflecting the relevant changes and development trends in China's foreign economic and trade field, as well as the current management measures and customs clearance requirements for inbound and outbound activities. It serves as a valuable reference for individuals engaged in foreign trade activities and students majoring in related fields.