analysis of the technical barriers to trade based on international standardization on（分析基于国际标准化的技术贸易壁垒）.docVIP

Analysis of the technical barriers to trade based on international standardization On [Abstract] technical standards of China’s accession to WTO technical barriers to trade are subject to greater restrictions on one of this paper, the status quo with China than abroad, from the environment of China’s technology standards, objectives, content, and implementation aspects are briefly described , put forward some ideas and recommendations to the standardization of China’s strategy to promote the work of an attempt to do. [Keywords] technical barriers to trade standardized technical standards strategy With the accelerated process of economic globalization, technical standards have been recognized as the establishment of technical barriers to international markets to seize a weapon, is to promote advanced technology to improve product quality of China’s technological level and an important means of high-tech industries is a necessary condition for , changes in traditional industries and technology across the enterprise to achieve important driving force. As China has joined the WTO, significant reduction in tariffs, tariff barriers will gradually give way to non-tariff barriers as non-tariff barriers, technical barriers, regulation is increasingly becoming leverage in international trade, a country’s economic development has an important impact, so in response to China’s accession to the WTO are facing opportunities and challenges, we must establish a standardization strategy with Chinese characteristics, China’s technical standards to promote the overall level, promoting China’s rapid economic and technological development. First, the current situation, the plight of China’s Technical Standards According to incomplete statistics, 71 percent of China’s export enterprises, 39 percent of exports in these two areas are relatively large impact, resulting in the loss of U.S. $ 17 billion, accounting for 5.2% of exports of which the European Union, Japan, the