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A string of anti-dumping actions against China by the US, the EU and Japan have left Beijing desperate to escape non-market economy status
Ｕnder the terms of China's accession to the WTO, Beijing agreed to be labeled a non-market economy (NME) until 2016. This is a decision it now regrets. While WTO status has seen Chinese exports benefit from most favored nation (MFN) tariff status in a host of countries, the country's continued NME status has been a real nuisance.
Although more than 50 countries currently recognize China as a "free market", the United States, China's largest export market, along ...
Although more than 50 countries currently recognize China as a "free market", the United States, China's largest export market, along ...
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