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China's WTO accession and Improving Its Legal System for Economy

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Although China has become a member of the WTO, its existing legal system for economy-does not accord with international trade norms. Greater efforts should be made to improvethe legal system in economic legislation and to perfect the relevant laws in line with theWTO' s economic and legal systems.

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Although China has become a member of the WTO, its existing legal system for economy-does not accord with international trade norms. Greater efforts should be made to improvethe legal system in economic legislation and to perfect the relevant laws in line with theWTO' s economic and legal systems.

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Although China has become a member of the WTO, its existing legal system for economy-does not accord with international trade norms. Greater efforts should be made to improvethe legal system in economic legislation and to perfect the relevant laws in line with theWTO' s economic and legal systems.

Key concepts: Accession, China, Legislation, International trade, Business, International economics, Economics, Political science

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