China and the WTO full book

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Publish Date: 1999-12-05
Features: "The Complete Work on China and WTO—China's Countermeasures and Practical Operations after Joining WTO" comprehensively introduces the history and origins of the WTO since GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade), analyzes the operational mechanisms of the WTO, interprets each article of GATT, elaborates on China's economic and trade development strategies, systematically introduces China's import and export trade management measures, and conducts an in-depth study of the current international trade market and its development trends. The book focuses on "countermeasures and operations," providing insights into China's major trading partners and competitors, detailing clauses related to monopolies, dumping, sanctions, and disputes, and offering specific strategies. As a large-scale reference tool, it will not only serve as an excellent guide to understanding the WTO and the global trade landscape but also as a helpful companion in mastering China's economic and trade strategies and industrial policies. Moreover, it will be a sharp sword for navigating modern international business warfare with ease. A developing China needs the world, and a prosperous world needs China. At the turn of the century, China finally stood at the door of the WTO. Of course, this also means China had to open its doors to the world. After joining the WTO, how can Chinese enterprises compete with powerful foreign companies? How to counter the monopolies and dumping of multinational groups? How to adapt to the situation to seize opportunities and achieve sustained development? A comprehensive understanding of the WTO is indispensable. This book provides a detailed introduction to the development process, operational mechanisms, various clauses and agreements of the WTO, as well as dispute resolution processes, demonstrating strong practical applicability.