Reborn Business Tycoon

Chapter 680: Claim (11) Yao Yi said with a smile: "Mr. White will handle this matter, of course I feel relieved."

What Yao Yi said was nice. In fact, Yao Yi felt that whether the United States imposes sanctions or not, the key is its strength. If he has the strength, he would not dare to give him ten courages. Even if sanctions are imposed, he will still suffer losses. However, if there is no

Strength, sanctions have been imposed, and the situation in Cuba is clear.

Immediately afterwards, Yao Yi said: "However, I think our economic and trade exchanges can be carried out in this way."

Mr. White asked: "In what way?"

Yao Yi said: "The way of cooperation is still that China, as an independent sovereign country, engages in economic and trade cooperation with the United States. As for which products should be liberalized and where tariffs should be maintained, these two countries have to negotiate.

Do you think so?"

When Mr. White heard these words, he thought to himself: "You are really cunning. I said, why did you agree so easily to establish a strategic partnership between two countries and no longer consider the US sanctions? Just now

I was still worried that you would continue to seize on the incident of US sanctions. It turns out that you had already laid an ambush to ambush me here."

Mr. White thought for a while and said: "Duke Yao, I also have a suggestion. I wonder if Duke Yao would like to listen to it?"

Yao Yi smiled and said, "What's your suggestion?"

Mr. White said: "I know that China was once one of the founding countries of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. Of course, this right is now in the hands of the National Government of Yizhou. However, since the Chinese government on the mainland took over from the National Government of Yizhou,

When you pass the rights of the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, the relevant rights and interests of the founding countries of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade should also be transferred to you. At that time, our U.S. government was extremely supportive of this approach. However, it is a pity that due to the relationship between the Chinese government and

The relationship with the Soviet Union is not good, and the Soviet government is strongly opposed, so this matter has been delayed until now. So what I mean is to transfer the rights and interests of the founding country of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade to the Chinese government now. What do you think?

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Speaking of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, we need to introduce it in detail.

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (referred to as the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, established in 1948) is a global, permanent international organization independent of the United Nations. It is called the "Economic United Nations".

In Yao Yi's previous life, the WTO officially came into operation on January 1, 1995. The organization is responsible for managing the world's economic and trade order and is headquartered on the shores of Lake Leman in Geneva, Switzerland. Its basic principles are to implement market openness, non-discrimination and fairness.

trade and other principles to achieve the goal of world trade liberalization. On January 1, 1996, the WTO officially replaced the Provisional Institutions of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

The WTO is an international organization with legal person status and has higher authority in mediating member disputes. Its predecessor is the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade established in 1947. Compared with the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, the WTO covers trade in goods.

Trade in services and trade in intellectual property rights, while the GATT only applies to trade in goods.

Its basic functions are: to manage and implement the multilateral and plurilateral trade agreements that collectively constitute the WTO; to serve as a forum for multilateral trade negotiations; to seek to resolve trade disputes; to supervise the trade policies of each member, and to cooperate with other international institutions related to the formulation of global economic policies.

Cooperate.

The goal of the WTO is to establish a complete, more dynamic and permanent multilateral trading system. Compared with the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, the scope of the WTO's jurisdiction also includes traditional and Uruguay Round-determined trade in goods.

It has long been free from intellectual property rights, investment measures and non-goods trade (service trade) outside the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

The five major functions of the WTO are: 1. Management functions - the WTO is responsible for supervising and managing the trade policies and regulations of each member country and conducting regular reviews to ensure their legality. 2. Organizational functions - for the realization of various

The World Trade Organization has the authority to organize the implementation of various trade agreements and agreements under its jurisdiction and actively take various effective measures. 3. Coordination function - the World Trade Organization coordinates its work with the International Monetary Fund and the world

The relationship between banks and other international organizations and institutions to ensure the consistency and cohesion of global economic decision-making. 4. Regulating function - when disputes and conflicts occur between member countries, the World Trade Organization is responsible for resolving them. 5. Providing function - world trade

The organization provides its member states with a negotiating forum to deal with various agreements and agreement-related matters, and provides necessary technical assistance to developing countries to help them develop.

The purpose of the WTO is to: improve living standards, ensure full employment and substantially and steadily increase real income and effective demand; expand the production and trade of goods and services; adhere to the path of sustainable development, and all members should promote the use of the world's resources

Optimize utilization, protect and maintain the environment, and strengthen the adoption of various corresponding measures in a manner that meets the needs of members at different levels of economic development; actively strive to ensure that developing countries, especially the least developed countries, participate in the growth of international trade

Obtain shares and benefits commensurate with its level of economic development; establish an integrated multilateral trading system.

The basic principles of the WTO are as follows:

1. The principle of reciprocity (y), also called the principle of reciprocity, is one of the most important principles of the WTO. It refers to the preferential trade treatment that two members give each other in international trade. It clarifies that members have a clear understanding of the differences between tariffs and trade negotiations.

The basic stance that China must adopt and what kind of trade relationship must be established between them.

2. The principle of transparency means that WTO members should announce the trade measures formulated and implemented and their changes. Measures that have not been announced shall not be implemented. At the same time, they should also notify the WTO of these trade measures and their changes. In addition,

, international agreements that members participate in that affect international trade policies should also be announced and notified to the WTO in a timely manner. It is an important principle of the WTO, and it is reflected in the main agreements and agreements of the WTO.

3. The principle of market access (ess) is visible and growing. It requires countries to open their markets as a purpose and achieve maximum trade liberalization in a planned, step-by-step and phased manner. The main content of the principle of market access

Including tariff protection and concessions, the elimination of quantitative restrictions and the principle of transparency. The WTO advocates the eventual elimination of all trade barriers, including tariffs and non-tariff barriers. Although tariff barriers are still a legitimate means of protection allowed by the WTO, tariffs

The level must be constantly falling.

4. Promote the principle of fair competition: The World Trade Organization does not allow contracting parties to engage in unfair competition through unfair trade methods, and specifically prohibits the export of goods in the form of dumping and subsidies. It has made clear regulations on dumping and subsidies, and has formulated specific and

Detailed implementation measures, the World Trade Organization advocates the adoption of fair trade means for fair competition.