Social Sciences
4 years ago

China's WTO accession threatens domestic agricultural policies and institutions.

RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
China's WTO accession: Conflicts with domestic agricultural policies and institutions
Hunter Colby, Xinshen Diao, Francis C. Tuan

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The article looks at how China's joining the WTO affects its agricultural policies. It points out that some of China's current policies might clash with WTO rules. There are three main ways this conflict can happen: some policies are not allowed by the WTO, changes needed for WTO membership could cost too much, or the changes could make current policies less effective.