This book, first published in 1988, is a comprehensive reference of the laws and practice relating to trade between China and the rest of the world, at a time when the country had only recently opened its markets to foreigners. It shows how China wished to develop foreign trade, the methods it used to do this, and the means by which it attempted to control foreign access at the same time as moving to an increasing openness.
1. Customs and Duties 1.1. Customs Law 1.2. Customs Duties 1.3. Port
Control 1.4. Security
2. Banking, Foreign Exchange and Joint Venture 2.1.
Banking 2.2. Foreign Exchange 2.3. Joint Venture
3. Oil and Other Energy
Resources 3.1. Oil Exploitation 3.2. Insurance 3.3. Coal 3.4. Energy
Conservation
4. Trademark 4.1. For Investors 4.2. Intra Countries 4.3. Patent
Thomas C.W. Chiu
