China's WTO entry and its impact on the agricultural sector

Bingshen, K.E; Wan, Guang Hua

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China's WTO entry and its impact on the agricultural sector

Date

2003

Authors

Bingshen, K.E

Wan, Guang Hua

Abstract

[Introduction]: This paper begins with a summary of concessions made by Chinese negotiators and their implications for trade and domestic policy changes, it then attempts to predict the impact of China's WTO entry on its agricultural sector. Finally, it suggests possible development strategies and policy reforms.