China: International Trade and WTO Accession

Impact of switching production to bioenergy crops: The switchgrass example

“…China has agreed to phase out all quantitative restrictions on industrial products, to remove mandatory requirements for foreign investment, and to enforce property right on intellectual property. In addition, China has promised to open up its services sector (including telecom and financial services) to foreigners, and remove restrictions on trading and distribution for most products (Rumbaugh and Blancher, 2004). Chinese entry into the WTO is widely expected to provide continued impetus to trade growth.…”

Who is Trading Well with China? A Gravity and Constant Market Share Analysis of Exports of Pakistan and ASEAN in the Chinese Market

“…In 1979 China’s share in world trade was less than 1% and grows up to 3% in 1995, but in a recent decade, it has jumped to 12%. According to Rumbaugh and Blancher (2004), China is among the most important export destinations for many Asian countries, as the major proportion of China’s imports come from within the region. A recent study has also pointed out that China’s import growth accelerated the exports of neighboring countries (Byukusenge et al, 2017).…”

Emerging Asia's Growth and Integration: How Autonomous are Business Cycles?

“…In addition, we 5 Estimates of the degree of export reprocessing vary. For China, they range from 50% (Rumbaugh and Blancher, 2004) to 80% (Goldman Sachs, 2003). 6 US purchases of IT software and equipment is particularly important for countries such as South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Malaysia.…”