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Yu, Huajiang

Chinese Government Should Be Innovated After its Entry into the WTO

ID: TARP-296 Title: Chinese Government Should Be Innovated After its Entry into the WTO Source: Chinese Administration, No. 2 Parties: Dispute Resolution Organ: Year: 2002 Pages: 4 Author(s): Huaijiang Yu Keywords: administrative reconsideration, China, development, government, legislation, transparency Abstract: After China’s entry into the WTO, economic development and social management face a series of challenges. […]

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