search query: @indexterm International trade / total: 2170
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On market integration and the development of institutions: The case of international commercial arbitration
European Economic Review
1996 : VOL. 40:1, p. 155-186
 1996 Casella, A.
660.
Developing the economic and trade relations across the Taiwan Straits in the development of "South China growth triangle" (original in Chinese)
Economist (c)
1996 : 1, p.35-38
 1996 Huang, Fanzhang
661.
An analysis of the state of China's unfavorable balance of trade with America (original in Chinese)
International Economic Cooperation (c)
1996 : 6, p.10-13
 1996 Li, Zhuo
662.
Shifting China's regional opening model to industrial opening one (original in Chinese)
Research on Economics and Management (c)
1996 : 3, p.20-23
 1996 Mao, Xianzhen
Wu, Yiding
663.
The combining point of "two shifts" is enterprises: minister Wuyi talks about the transformation of foreign trade system (original in Chinese)
China National Conditions and Power Monthly (c)
1996 : 6, p.4-5,10
 1996
664.
An analysis of the commodity trade relationship between mainland and Hong Kong (original in Chinese)
Management World (c)
1996 : 2, p.61-67
 1996
665.
Viewing the re-fixing the position of special economic zones from the relationship between special economic zones and Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan (original in Chinese)
Special Zone Economy (c)
1996 : 2, p.8-9
 1996 Chen, Yongmin
666.
The international economic and trade environment for China's economic development in 1996 (original in Chinese)
Information Economy and Technology (c)
1996 : 2, p.34-35
 1996
667.
The international economic and trade environment for China's economic development in 1996 (original in Chinese)
Information Economy and Technology (c)
1996 : 2, p.34-35
 1996
668.
Problems in the agent system of foreign trade in China and its way out (original in Chinese)
International Trade Journal (c)
1996 : 1, p.42-44,64
 1996 Guo, Hongjun
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