Effects of entry into WTO on agriculture of China and some countermeasures
Yongzhi Yao
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Yongzhi Yao
Abstract
This paper analyzes the WTO's influence and impact on the development of agriculture of China, and provides the following countermeasures.1.Make full use of two kinds of resources, which are international and domestic resources, and two markets, exert comparative advantages to make strategic regulations of the structure of agriculture. 2. Give prominence to the advantages of variety and quality, create famous brands, improve the international competitive power of farm products, and form the management of industrialization. 3.Improve laws and regulations and train more new-type talents with knowledge of foreign languages and international conventions. 4. Increase the farm investments, improve the quality of people taking up agriculture, and lower the number of farmers.
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This paper analyzes the WTO's influence and impact on the development of agriculture of China, and provides the following countermeasures.1.Make full use of two kinds of resources, which are international and domestic resources, and two markets, exert comparative advantages to make strategic regulations of the structure of agriculture. 2. Give prominence to the advantages of variety and quality, create famous brands, improve the international competitive power of farm products, and form the management of industrialization. 3.Improve laws and regulations and train more new-type talents with knowledge of foreign languages and international conventions. 4. Increase the farm investments, improve the quality of people taking up agriculture, and lower the number of farmers.
Key concepts: China, Agriculture, Industrialisation, Quality (philosophy), Business, Variety (cybernetics), International trade, International market