WTO and China's Industrial Development

Author: Lü Shiping
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book is divided into two main parts: Basic Principles and Legal Norms of the World Trade Organization, and the Development of Industries in China under the World Trade Organization. The first part examines the objectives, basic principles, monitoring and dispute resolution mechanisms of the World Trade Organization, as well as the fundamental rules governing goods trade, services trade, and intellectual property. The second part focuses on China's agriculture, automotive industry, textile industry, machinery industry, financial industry, tourism industry, retail industry, and logistics industry, respectively, analyzing commitments made upon joining the WTO, the impact of joining the WTO, industry reviews, and current industry status. It also proposes basic development strategies and corresponding recommendations for each industry's future growth. As a specialized work studying China's industrial development under the WTO framework, this book achieves a balance between theory and practice, showcasing comprehensive, systematic, and targeted characteristics. It can serve as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in relevant university disciplines, as well as a reference for economic professionals and researchers studying China's industrial development issues.