Crossing Trade Barriers (The Impact of Technical Barriers to Trade on China's Textile and Apparel Trade)

Author: Wang Zhonghui
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: After China's entry into the World Trade Organization, with the reduction of textile and apparel quotas and tariff barriers, developed countries have established increasingly strict technical standards to restrict China's textile and apparel trade. This book combines the theory of technical trade barriers with China's textile and apparel industry. Based on theoretical research, it analyzes the impact of technical trade barriers on China's textile and apparel trade and proposes countermeasures for China's textile and apparel industry to address these barriers. The book is divided into seven chapters:
Chapter 1 introduces the basic concepts, classification, characteristics, and impact of technical trade barriers.
Chapter 2 explains the notification and consultation system for technical trade barriers and the dispute resolution mechanism.
Chapter 3 provides a detailed introduction to the technical trade barrier systems and management mechanisms of some developed countries.
Chapter 4 reviews and analyzes the impact of the Multi-Fiber Arrangement and the Agreement on Textiles and Clothing on China's textile and apparel trade.
Chapter 5 analyzes the impact of technical trade barriers on China's textile and apparel trade with major developed countries.
Chapter 6 elaborates on how to regulate and improve China's technical trade barrier protection measures.
Chapter 7 proposes specific countermeasures for China's textile and apparel industry to address technical trade barriers.
Author Bio: Wang Zhonghui was born in 1962 in Xinchang, Zhejiang. In 1994, he obtained a Ph.D. from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne (United Kingdom) and is currently a professor at the School of Finance and Economics, Hangzhou Dianzi University. His main academic achievements include the monograph A Study of Public Policy Influences on the Development of China's Rural Enterprises, 1978-1992, as well as multiple academic papers published in the United Kingdom.