analysis of the international trade concept of ecologically sustainable development（分析国际贸易生态可持续发展的概念）.doc

Analysis of the international trade concept of ecologically sustainable development [Abstract] In the process of world economic development, resource over-consumption of increasingly serious global environmental pollution, the whole society is experiencing a heart to protect the ecological environment of the environmental revolution, the revolution is gradually penetrate into the international trade in This sense of ecological sustainable trade, to no harm to the ecology of human development and environmental protection needs, while also meeting the economic benefits of international trade development. in order to achieve social welfare and promoting the sound development of the global environment and the economy. [Keywords] ecologically sustainable international trade, sustainable development, trade I. Background With economic globalization and trade liberalization, a higher level of complementarity and the world’s increasing dependence, however, is increasingly reflected in trade and economic status quo: the transfer of resources to developed countries, pollution is transferred to developing countries. Not fair trade in the international economic and trade activities under the cover of the orderly conduct of globalization hidden economic interests, but also latent crisis. Countries in the world to promote the trade development process, should be recognized that international trade and environmental protection exists between the unity of opposites: on the one hand, the two opposition - has inherent growth mechanisms of international trade demand for natural resources are unlimited, The inherent stability of the mechanism of the ecological environment of resource supply is limited on the other hand, the two goal orientation of the same - the rational and orderly development of trade is the efficient allocation of natural resources, in line with sustainable development objectives. Coordinate the relationship between environment and trade