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Implications of WTO accession Implications of WTO accession
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Prospects for ASEAN 10+1 Prospects for ASEAN 10+1
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Role of China Role of China
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Forecast to 2010 Forecast to 2010
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Epilogue: Forecast realized and implications Epilogue: Forecast realized and implications
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ECFA and “open regionalism” ECFA and “open regionalism”
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ECFA and ASEAN 10+1 at loggerheads ECFA and ASEAN 10+1 at loggerheads
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Concluding remarks on long-term prospects Concluding remarks on long-term prospects
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12 China's WTO Accession, Asean 10+1, and Ecfa: “Open Regionalism” at Work
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Published:December 2012
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Abstract
The key question involved in this chapter is in what way China's entry into the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 2001 may help to promote economic integration between china as a North APEC member and South APEC, ASEAN countries in particular. This chapter chiefly focuses on trade and investment relations in broad terms. It glances at the statistics on China's trade with ASEAN and other major trading blocs, in a bid to assess the potentials and relative economic significance of the ambitious ASEAN 10+1 Free Trade Area (FTA) initiative. Besides, it gives an account of the region-wide implications of the signing of the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) between the Chinese mainland and Taiwan on 29 June 2010.
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