International Trade Competition Studies - International Trade Competition Under the New World Trade System

Author: Xue Rongjiu
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Publish Date: 2005-07-18
Features: With China's entry into the WTO, a series of issues emerged: How do the new trade regime of the WTO determine competition rules? What changes have occurred in competition theory? How do countries, economic and trade groups, and enterprises engage in competition? How is competition conducted in the fields of goods, services, and the knowledge economy? What is the competitiveness level of China as a whole, enterprises, and foreign trade? How can competitiveness be cultivated and enhanced? How can one maintain a proactive position in competition? This book addresses these questions.
Based on the various agreements and protocols of the WTO, the author employs a comprehensive analytical approach to study the competition rules, competition theory, scope of competition, characteristics of competition, and competition strategies under the new trade regime. This book is the result of the National Education Ministry's Humanities and Social Sciences Research Project under the "Nineth Five-Year Plan," titled "Research on World Market Competition under the New Trade Regime."
Guided by Deng Xiaoping Theory and adhering to the principle of unifying history and logic, the research team, based on the various agreements and protocols of the WTO, used a comprehensive analytical approach to study the competition rules, competition theory, scope of competition, characteristics of competition, and competition strategies under the new trade regime. The research project presents a picture of competition from both the perspective of trade entities and trade content, exploring the trends of competition through the integration of theory and practice. It aims to achieve theoretical breakthroughs and provide practical insights for competition participants.