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CHINA, WTO AND ITS IMPACT ON INDIA g Jairam Ramesh May 25, 2001
Foreword In the aftermath of the phasing out of the QRs on the imports into India, there has been enhanced perception of the threat of competition from China. While there is a great deal of concern about “dumping” from China, there is also a need to comprehend the lessons of that country’s entry into the WTO for India. Mr Jairam Ramesh was invited by the Government of China to visit China <strong>and</strong> interact with the different stakeholders in that country. In this lecture that he delivered at ICRIER, Mr. Ramesh shared his assessment of the likelihood of China’s entry into the WTO, <strong>and</strong> the lessons that it has for India. The perspectives provided by Mr Ramesh should help us in India to address the WTO-related issues with a degree of rationality <strong>and</strong> vision. May, 2001 Isher Judge Ahluwalia Director & Chief Executive ICRIER i
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