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.
Foreign Direct Investment
- October 02, 2003
By Li Qiang, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, ShanghaiChina's leaders consider the Yangshan deep-sea port project as a key component in Shanghai's bid to…
October 02, 2003By Stéphane Luo and Mo Fei, Jones Day, ShanghaiSince the beginning of China's open door policy more than twenty years ago, the authorities have encouraged…
October 02, 2003A set of opinions which discusses the examination and approval of foreign invested projects in the Shanghai Municipality.
October 02, 2003A set of provisions which governs the administration and procedures of acquiring State-owned enterprises by Foreign Investors in Shanghai
October 02, 2003Issued: July 18 2003Main contents: The Catalogue contains 917 items of products in 11 categories. The 11 categories include: electronics and information;…
September 02, 2003Issued: August 17 2002Effective: September 1 2002Interpreting authority: Pudong New Area Economic and Trade BureauMain contents: The Measures detail tax…
September 02, 2003By Jonathan Pan, Llinks Law Office, ShanghaiState-owned shares and legal persons shares in PRC listed companies (collectively, "non-listed shares") have…
September 02, 2003Issued: May 28 2003Effective: January 1 2003Main contents: The Circular clarifies three transition issues concerning enterprise income tax preferential…
July 02, 2003Issued: May 27 2003Effective: June 2003Interpreting authority: Bureau of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation of Shenzhen CityApplicability: "Overseas…
July 02, 2003
