WTO and Countermeasures for China's Business Development

Author: Feng Lei
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: This book explores the synergistic analysis of circulation theory, international trade theory, and market theory in solving practical problems. Many of the viewpoints presented even make me feel there is room for further discussion. However, in pursuit of answers, I have daringly put them forward, hoping to gain verification and correction through interaction with readers. In reality, for readers, what matters more is not how to understand the content of the book but rather to anticipate the experience of joining the World Trade Organization (WTO). Fortunately, the WTO is not far away from us. If this book helps readers better understand the opportunities and challenges that China's entry into the WTO brings to circulation, I will feel deeply gratified. The book is divided into eight chapters, comprehensively and systematically explaining the basic knowledge of the WTO, the reform and development of Chinese commerce, the challenges of WTO entry to Chinese commerce, and the three waves of WTO entry, as well as China's development strategies in the face of WTO entry. The book is comprehensive, well-organized, and possesses high scientific, systematic, theoretical rigor, and practical guiding significance. It is not only suitable for professionals in China's business community but also highly valuable for general readers.