The WTO and China's Financial System
China has agreed to the fundamental principles for accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) with its principal trading partners. The United States and the European Union have, over a period of months, completed the arduous negotiations to conclude these agreements. These two major agreements...
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| description | China has agreed to the fundamental principles for accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) with its principal trading partners. The United States and the European Union have, over a period of months, completed the arduous negotiations to conclude these agreements. These two major agreements are very close in content and will become the blueprint for China's accession in 2001. |
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