How many members did the World Trade Organization (WTO) have before China joined?
142
143
144
145


  
The most obvious improvement in Chinese governance since joining the WTO is:
Reviewing more policies.
Focusing more on peasants and poverty.
Other.


  
The most significant obstacle to China meeting its commitments is:
Lack of related laws and regulations.
Discrimination from other countries.
Local protectionism and monopolies of industries.


  
China Commemorates 10th Anniversary of WTO Entry
China commemorates the 10th anniversary of its accession to the World Trade Organization. Top Chinese leaders including President Hu Jintao attended the forum. Playback: China's 10 Year in WTO
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News
• Global Business Shares Fruits of China's WTO Accession
• Hu Calls for Early Recognition of China's Full-market Economy Status
• China Commemorates 10th Anniversary of WTO Entry
• Global Supermarkets Conquer China in Its First 10 Yrs as WTO Member
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Commentary
• Ten Years On, Challenges Remain for China
• Commentary: WTO Entry Proved to Be Big Blessing for China, World
• Opening up -- China's Answer to the Past and Future
• China Committed to Promoting Steady Growth of Int'l Trade
• Putting More Emphasis on Imports
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Focus
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Service Trade
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• China Targets 600b USD of Service Trade by 2015
• Chinese Businesses Urged to Set up Service Posts
• Tax Breaks Aimed at Helping Service Sector
• ASEAN Needs to Enhance Services Trade
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Playing under the WTO
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•  WTO Rejects Most U.S. Complaints on China IPR Protection
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• China Keeps Word to WTO along Bumpy Road
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Development of Auto Industry
• Int'l Auto Show Kicks off in SW China
• China's Glut of Auto Shows Set to Continue
• China Ranks Top 30 Auto Companies in 2010
• European Rethinks on China's Auto M&A
• China and the WTO: 10 Years Later
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In the future, China will continue to implement the mutually beneficial and open strategy and further raise the level of the opening-up. While maintaining a steady growth of foreign trade, China will further optimize and upgrade its foreign trade structure. Pushed by factors such as the increasing domestic demand, strengthening import-supporting policies and the rising prices of international bulk products, China's imports are expected to grow faster than exports, and China's foreign trade is expected to be further balanced. As the trend of global economic recovery becomes more obvious, the international market environment for China's foreign trade will also gradually improve. The prospect of China's foreign trade is optimistic.

Since its accession to the WTO in 2001, China has actively participated in the globalization process and made remarkable achievements in foreign trade, foreign capital utilization and international economic cooperation. Overall, the country has achieved rapid economic growth and carried out major reforms over the past 10 years.

1. China's foreign trade volume up from sixth place in 2001 to second place in 2010

2. China improves trade structure

3. Comprehensive improvement in scale and quality of foreign investments

4. Continuous increase in outbound investments

5. Great contributions of foreign trade to economic growth and social progress

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