2017
DOI: 10.21003/ea.v166-03
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China’s trade competitiveness in the steel industry after 15 years of its membership in the WTO

Abstract: Abstract. Currently, the overcapacity in the world steel market has an implication for the world steel trade. China is the leading steel producer and exporter of steel products in the world. However, its foreign trade is usually followed by unfair trade practices. In connection with the country's membership in the WTO and the expiration of the 15-year term for considering China as a nonmarket economy in terms of dumping, the issue of the Chinese steel trade gains significance. The paper is focused on the Chine… Show more

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“…In low-and middle-income countries, many people are employed, which did not exist three decades ago. India has almost 4 million application developers; Uganda has more than 400,000 internationally certified organic farmers and China has 100,000 data processors (Fojtíková, 2017;Piha et al, 2018). Dano and Lesakova (2018) and Grmelová (2020) state that meanwhile, many current jobs are changing into new forms, leading to new and sometimes unexpected combinations of skills.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In low-and middle-income countries, many people are employed, which did not exist three decades ago. India has almost 4 million application developers; Uganda has more than 400,000 internationally certified organic farmers and China has 100,000 data processors (Fojtíková, 2017;Piha et al, 2018). Dano and Lesakova (2018) and Grmelová (2020) state that meanwhile, many current jobs are changing into new forms, leading to new and sometimes unexpected combinations of skills.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the issues between certain CEECs on one side and the EU (or EU institutions and the western EU members) on the other side, reflects the changing attitude towards human rights and sovereignty, which is visible in the West. This attitude is expressed by the idea that state sovereignty is secondary to the respect of human rights, and that the international community has the duty to speak up or even to intervene in the internal affairs of a sovereign state if these rights are being suppressed (Mráz, 2017, p. 155) [29]. The EU has become a major advocate of such an interpretation, which is understandable, since it gives the supranational institutions a basis on which to found attempts to exercise power over the EU members.…”
Section: Chinese Soft Power In the Context Of Eu Influence In Ceementioning
confidence: 99%