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China Is Becoming The Biggest Victim Of Trade Protectionism.

2010/9/10 16:38:00 82

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Anti-dumping

The number of cases accounted for 40% of the world, and the number of countervailing cases suffered accounted for 75% of the world's total. The number of trade cases surveyed accounted for 43% of the total number of cases in the world.

Yesterday, Vice Minister of Commerce Yi Xiaozhun listed a set of data at the 2010 World Export Development Forum and said that China is becoming the biggest victim of trade protectionism.

Yi Xiaozhun said, after

financial crisis

In the age of the world, the global economy has shown a resumption of growth, but trade protectionism has also begun to rise.

According to statistics, in 2009, the non-tariff trade protection measures announced by members of the World Trade Organization rose from 1272 in 2008 to 1489, an increase of 17%.

"In addition to the traditional trade protection measures, some countries also use" carbon tariffs "to carry out the green trade protectionism and trade protection under the banner of tackling climate change.

Yi Xiao Yuan appealed that the relevant countries should implement the consensus of the G20 summit to avoid the formation of new trade measures and resolutely oppose all kinds of trade protectionism.

"While China continues to maintain rapid export growth, it is sticking to the implementation of active expansion.

Imported

Policy. "

Yi Xiaozhun said that at present, China is accelerating the pformation and structural adjustment of the mode of economic development, and actively expanding domestic demand.

It has also created more export opportunities for the rest of the world and made contributions to the world's economic recovery.

Yi Xiao Yuan quoted a set of statistics from WTO. In 2005, the world trade declined sharply in 2005. The import of the major developed economies such as the US and Europe dropped by 16.5% and 14.5% respectively, but China's imports increased by 2.8%.

In fact, China is also the only country that imports all sectors of the main economy.

"In the 1-7 months of this year, China's imports increased by 47.2%, which is 11.6 percentage points higher than our export growth rate.

The trade surplus has dropped by 21%.

Yi Xiaozhun said that China is becoming an important trading partner of developing countries. China is truly helping developing countries to enhance their economic development ability and slowing down the impact of the international financial crisis by gradually giving them more than 95% of their products.