By R.P. McMurphy, Hong Kong
On December 11 2001, after years of protracted negotiations, China finally became a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
Most analyses of China's WTO commitments haven't shed much light on how the challenge of implementing the sweeping reforms necessary will be accomplished. Nor, the author argues, do they address the fundamental issue of whether PRC government structure is even up to the task.
By R.P. McMurphy, Hong Kong
On December 11 2001, after years of protracted negotiations, China finally became a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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