Why was the WTO reluctant to allow China to join in the first place?

The WTO is a free organization of capitalist countries, it is based on the Western capitalist democratic trend of thought and capitalist freedom, China is in the process of transition from a planned economy to a market economy in the 20th century, the socialist market economy system is being explored and established in the context of reform and opening up, Western capitalist countries do not recognize China's real market economy status, and may also worry that China will be subjected to excessive interference and unfair freedom in the world's free activities Institutional interference, so it has been demanding and continuously reviewing China's market economy reform.

Their freedom ** is the unilateral plundering of agricultural countries by industrial countries, how can there be fairness at all, in order to live, your raw materials can be sold at low prices, and their industrial products can be increased at will, one and two, the richer they are, the poorer you can only be, this is the essence of freedom.

This statement is false.

China is the largest developing country in the world and an important member of the WTO. China's accession to the WTO is a milestone in China's in-depth participation in economic globalization and marks the beginning of a new historical stage in China's reform and opening up.

Since China's accession to the WTO, China has actively practiced the concept of freedom, fully fulfilled its commitments, opened up its markets to a wide range of mutual benefits and win-win results, and demonstrated its responsibility as a major country in opening up.

Accession to the WTO.

It can improve the visibility of our country, promote economic development, benefit people everywhere and so on.

1. China can enjoy the GATT for more than 40 years.

States Parties are open to the highest level of most-favoured-nation status (MFN) status and have access to the unconditional majority of members.

It has created a very favorable environment for the internationalization of China's agriculture and is conducive to China's effective use of international agricultural resources and markets.

2. It is conducive to deepening the reform of the rural economic system with reference to international norms and establishing a market economy in line with China.

The agricultural macro-control system of the rules of the wheel. It will play a positive role in promoting the realization of the two transformations in agriculture, the enhancement of agriculture's comparative advantage and international competitiveness, and the enhancement of the comprehensive production capacity of agriculture that is leaking from crude agriculture.

3. The relevant WTO articles and dispute settlement mechanisms can be flexibly used to protect domestic agricultural production and the market for agricultural products from the impact of large imports of foreign agricultural products.

4. It is conducive to reducing the unfair treatment of other countries such as non-tariff restrictive measures on China's agricultural exports, and promoting the entry of China's agricultural products into the international market.

5. Expand the international market share of China's agricultural products. After the Uruguay Round, due to developed countries.

Reducing the level of agricultural protection and increasing market access will help China seize the opportunity to expand the export of agricultural products.

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In order to better integrate with international standards, He Wang should let national enterprises go out and foreign enterprises come in, and establish a socialist market economic system.

1.It will help China integrate into the international economy and society faster and better.

World economic integration and globalization are the mainstream of today's world economic development, and by joining this mainstream, we can fully share the benefits of the international division of labor and advance in tandem with the world's advanced economic technology. Joining the World Organization can help China's economy better integrate into the international economy and society, make better use of international resources and the optimal resource allocation function of the international market, and develop China's socialist market economy.

2.It is conducive to safeguarding China's economic interests.

China's accession to the WTO will enable China to have a greater say in the international economic arena and make greater contributions to the establishment of a fair and rational new international economic order and to safeguarding the interests of developing countries, including China. <>

Legal Analysis: 1. Spend less money to buy imported goods. After China's accession to the WTO, tariffs will be lowered, and the entry of foreign goods into the Chinese market will be greatly reduced.

3. Exports** increased. China can obtain multilateral, stable and unconditional most-favored-nation treatment, and as a developing country to obtain special preferential treatment such as the Generalized System of Preferences, which is conducive to the diversification of the market, so that China's exports have increased greatly, and the export of textiles and apparel will benefit the most in the short term.

4. It is conducive to the introduction of foreign investment. China's domestic market, especially the service market, will be more open, the total amount of foreign direct investment will increase by a large margin, and the forms of investment will be diversified, thus greatly enlivening the investment market, expanding the scale of production, and effectively promoting China's economic development.

5. It is conducive to stimulating the competitive consciousness of Chinese enterprises. Due to the decline in imported raw materials, it is conducive to reducing the production cost of some enterprises, thereby improving their competitiveness. The pressure of competition will prompt state-owned enterprises to speed up the readjustment of their economic structure and product mix, and to speed up the process of restructuring, reorganization, integration, and merger.

6. Opportunities and challenges coexist. Joining the WTO means that it is more closely related to the world market, and the domestic economy is more susceptible to the impact of international economic development than before.

Legal basis: Article 7 (1) of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods This Convention shall be interpreted in such a way as to take into account the international character of this Convention and the need to promote uniformity in its application and to observe good faith at the international level. (2) Any question which is not expressly settled by this Convention falling within the scope of this Convention shall be settled in accordance with the general principles on which it is based or, in the absence of such general principles, in accordance with the law applicable under the provisions of private international law.

Pros: It is conducive to China's participation in international economic cooperation and international division of labor, and promotes economic development; It is conducive to expanding exports and utilizing foreign capital, and participating in international competition under equal conditions; It is conducive to promoting technological progress, industrial upgrading, and economic restructuring, and further improving the socialist market economic system; It is conducive to reform and opening up, the development of the socialist market economy, and the improvement of the people's living standards.

conducive to promoting the growth of the world economy; It is also conducive to directly participating in the decision-making process of international rules in the 21st century, getting rid of the unfavorable situation of others formulating rules and China passively accepting them, so as to safeguard legitimate rights and interests.

Disadvantages: WTO accession is also a severe challenge to China's weak industries. If the pace of reform is not accelerated, these industries will be in danger of being eliminated.

With the further expansion of the market and the substantial reduction of tariffs, foreign products, services, and investments are likely to enter the Chinese market more, and some domestic products, enterprises, and industries will inevitably face more fierce competition.