Economic Frontier Series -- China's Accession to the WTO. Breaking the Mold

Author: Wu Yingchun
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features:
Long Yongtu: Why China Joined the WTO
World Bank Legal Counsel: Examining China's Legal Reform from the Perspective of "Rule of Law"
International Stock Market Expert: Tips for Chinese Companies Going Global
Global Automotive Industry Mogul: How China's Automotive Industry Became a "Wolf"
Canada: Banks Follow Companies Wherever They Go
EU: Problems Caused by Excessive Agricultural Protectionism.
In the first part of this book, foreign experts and scholars offer policy recommendations and insights on what China should do after joining the WTO and the issues that need to be addressed. As the saying goes, "The grass is always greener on the other side," but these experts are not just ordinary observers. Many of them have deep theoretical expertise and a thorough understanding of China, making their suggestions highly practical.
The second part introduces the practices of over 20 WTO members after their accession to the WTO, hoping that these "stones from other mountains" can serve as inspiration for China's own "jade polishing."
The third part focuses on using WTO rules in legal disputes, explaining the background, causes, and resolution processes of disputes between WTO members. It provides detailed insights into how the parties involved use WTO rules to defend their interests and how the WTO arbitration body makes rulings. Finally, the book analyzes and summarizes the cases, clearly identifying the reasons for the winning side's success and the losing side's failure, making it easy to learn.