WTO Knowledge Encyclopedia

Author: Ren Quan
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: Joining the WTO will trigger a revolution in systems and management in China's social and economic fields. It is crucial to popularize WTO knowledge in China, enabling government officials, business professionals, and people from all walks of life to correctly understand the WTO. This book addresses common concerns of the Chinese people in a Q&A format, using concise and lively language to provide readers with a clear and in-depth understanding of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and strategies for risk avoidance and strength enhancement after accession. The content includes: GATT interpretation, Uruguay Round analysis, and WTO analysis. The book highlights the origins of China as a founding contracting party, its contributions to GATT, the negotiation of protocols for China's "re-accession" bilateral consultations, the commitments China made for "re-accession" and joining the WTO, and analyzes the pros and cons of China's "re-accession," the benefits and challenges of joining the WTO. It also provides positive recommendations for countermeasures that major industrial sectors in China should take after joining the WTO, overall strategies for the government, and overall strategies for enterprises.