Opportunity and Challenge---WTO and China(VCD Version)

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Publisher: Beijing Beiyinfeng Audio-Visual Company
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Features: WTO is a crucial bridge connecting countries with the global economic system and fostering cooperation. Joining the WTO is one of the key pathways to participating in economic globalization. Over more than half a century, WTO has made significant contributions to strengthening global economic ties, promoting tariff reductions, facilitating the free flow of production factors, and establishing international trade rules. WTO focuses on promoting trade liberalization in goods and services, protecting intellectual property rights, and ensuring the transparency of trade regulations. Through mechanisms such as trade policy review and dispute settlement, WTO exerts a profound influence on world trade and investment. Alongside the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, WTO is one of the three major international economic institutions in the world today. In the context of increasing global economic integration and regional economic groupings, WTO is often referred to as the "Economic United Nations."
As one of the world's largest developing countries, China plays a pivotal role in the global economy. The world needs China, and China needs the world; the WTO needs China, and China needs the WTO. The development of China's economy and the global economy is inevitable—the complete integration of China into the international economic tide is an unstoppable trend of historical development. Joining the WTO presents both opportunities and challenges for China. In line with the guidance of relevant leaders, the WTO Training and Policy Research Center has produced this large-scale video series to support China's entry into the WTO, prepare for the process, and face the challenges. This series comprehensively explains WTO principles, organizations, institutions, and rules, with a focus on analyzing the impact of WTO membership on China's economy, both restraining and promoting aspects. It delves into the operational mechanisms of the WTO, conducts comparative research on the gaps between Chinese and foreign enterprises in various aspects, and thoroughly explores the operational strategies foreign enterprises will employ in the Chinese market. Additionally, it proposes a full set of countermeasures for Chinese enterprises, making it an essential tutorial for government agencies and enterprises.
Covering a wide range of industries and hot topics, the content is extensive, spanning trade, finance, accounting, securities, taxation, automobiles, textiles, education and employment, environmental protection, foreign trade, construction, agriculture, and more. It provides significant guidance and reference for the reform of management systems in various industries, corporate strategy adjustments, and operational strategies after China's entry into the WTO. This video series consists of 31 lectures, each approximately one hour long, and is distributed on laser discs for convenient learning, with superior audio and visual quality.