Economist: The problem with Made in China
China is becoming a victim of its own success... The reasons? Rising Costs, Diversification, Insufficient IPR Protection.
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Henry Gao, Associate Professor, School of Law, Singapore Managment University
A blog set up by the first-ever Chinese lawyer at the WTO secretariat on issues relating to china's trade policy, WTO issues, etc.
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Henry Gao, Associate Professor, School of Law, Singapore Managment University
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Popular Posts
- Green Dam discussion at IELP blog
- New Article in the Hong Kong Economic Journal Monthly
- Shaffer and Pollack, When Cooperation Fails: The International Law and Politics of Genetically Modified Foods
- My research featured in Economist and Financial Times
- China's First Defeat in the WTO
- First Chinese in the WTO Appellate Body
- One China, Four Seats (in the WTO); One Country, Two Candidates.
- The other shoe has finally dropped: now MOFCOM can have a better sleep
- China's Participation in the WTO
- Special Textile Safeguard Expired
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- A Faustian bargain: the effect of GSP on developin...
- China's trade commitments to Africa
- Start buying more RMB!
- Economist: The problem with Made in China
- China's First Report on Trade in Services
- (When) will China's export growth slow down?
- TRIPS issues for my next Hainan TRIP
- China's Participation in the WTO
- Review Body on Bid Challenges
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