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The Work in College-run Enterprises after China's Entry into WTO

WU Hui-zhong

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China抯 entry into WTO is both a challenge and an opportunity to college-run enterprises. Facing the fierce market competition, college-run enterprises should deepen the consciousness of market economy, credit and fair competition. Production, study and research should be united in order to develop the high-new technology industry.

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China抯 entry into WTO is both a challenge and an opportunity to college-run enterprises. Facing the fierce market competition, college-run enterprises should deepen the consciousness of market economy, credit and fair competition. Production, study and research should be united in order to develop the high-new technology industry.

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China抯 entry into WTO is both a challenge and an opportunity to college-run enterprises. Facing the fierce market competition, college-run enterprises should deepen the consciousness of market economy, credit and fair competition. Production, study and research should be united in order to develop the high-new technology industry.

Key concepts: Competition (biology), China, Order (exchange), Work (physics), Business, Market competition, Consciousness, Production (economics)

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