China's tariff system

Author: Huang Tianhua
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book comprehensively elaborates on the historical context and development of China's customs tariffs, analyzes the fundamental framework of China's customs system, and, taking China's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) as an opportunity, provides a thorough introduction to the operation of Chinese customs tariffs under WTO rules and the leverage effect of tariffs on the extension of the economic system. It also specifically examines the impact of tariff development after accession on China's economy and explores the basic policy trends of China's customs tariff development.
The formation of China's customs system has its unique historical roots. According to research, China's customs system has a history of thousands of years, dating back to the Western Zhou Dynasty. The author of this book relies on history while, focusing on examining the modern Chinese customs system and highlighting the rules of the WTO on customs systems in various countries. This is an important measure for readers to understand China's customs system, an effective medium for the world to learn about China's customs system, and a significant purpose of the book's publication.
Customs systems in various countries are established with the goal of safeguarding their own political and economic interests as the starting point and promoting the integration and progress of the global economy as the fundamental objective. Especially in modern China, the customs system plays a major role in regulating commodity imports and exports, addressing market defects, promoting resource allocation, increasing government revenue, and strengthening the country's macroeconomic control capabilities. Therefore, as a key component of the overall economic system, China's modern customs system will effectively safeguard and promote the customs environment for China's reform and opening-up as well as the construction of a harmonious society.
This book comprehensively elaborates on the historical context and development of China's customs tariffs, analyzes the fundamental framework of China's customs system, and, taking China's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) as an opportunity, provides a thorough introduction to the operation of Chinese customs tariffs under WTO rules and the leverage effect of tariffs on the extension of the economic system. It also specifically examines the impact of tariff development after accession on China's economy and explores the basic policy trends of China's customs tariff development.
The formation of China's customs system has its unique historical roots. According to research, China's customs system has a history of thousands of years, dating back to the Western Zhou Dynasty. The author of this book relies on history while, focusing on examining the modern Chinese customs system and highlighting the rules of the WTO on customs systems in various countries. This is an important measure for readers to understand China's customs system, an effective medium for the world to learn about China's customs system, and a significant purpose of the book's publication.
Customs systems in various countries are established with the goal of safeguarding their own political and economic interests as the starting point and promoting the integration and progress of the global economy as the fundamental objective. Especially in modern China, the customs system plays a major role in regulating commodity imports and exports, addressing market defects, promoting resource allocation, increasing government revenue, and strengthening the country's macroeconomic control capabilities. Therefore, as a key component of the overall economic system, China's modern customs system will effectively safeguard and promote the customs environment for China's reform and opening-up as well as the construction of a harmonious society.