Sino-European trade friction

Author: Huang Hui
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Publish Date: 2005-11-24
Features: As the EU becomes China's largest trading partner, the potential for trade friction between China and the EU is likely to increase significantly. The EU is an economic union of 25 countries, and its complex legal and policy structure with a dual system makes addressing China-EU trade friction highly complex. In response, domestic enterprises must attach great importance to and effectively deal with these issues. The main technical trade barriers faced by Chinese enterprises come from the EU. Domestic enterprises need to strengthen research on relevant rules to avoid trade friction caused by them. The "Spanish Burned Shoes Incident" highlights the fact that Chinese enterprises and products must integrate into mainstream society and reduce cultural conflicts in foreign operations to achieve significant progress in their internationalization journey. This book is a specialized work from a domestic department that explores China-EU trade friction. The book comprehensively examines the causes and countermeasures of China-EU trade friction, with a focus on in-depth analysis of areas such as anti-dumping, technical trade barriers, safeguard measures, and intellectual property rights. The book also conducts an analysis of China-EU civil trade friction for the first time, using the "Spanish Burned Shoes Incident" as a case study.