Yixiao: China has become the main target country of trade protectionism

Cheng Wei, vice minister of Commerce, Yixiao said China has now become the main target of global trade protectionism, and some countries have adopted so-called "carbon tariffs" to fight climate change under the banner of trade protection.　　Yixiao This view at the opening ceremony of the 2010 World Export Development Forum, held in Chongqing. "There is a rise in protectionism in the world today. Non-tariff measures, which were reported by members of the World Trade Organization in 2009, rose from 1272 in 2008 to 1489 and increased by 17%.　　"Easy to say in the forum." China's exports accounted for 9.6% of the world in 2009, but anti-dumping cases accounted for 40% of the world's, countervailing cases accounted for 75% of the world's total, and the number of trade surveys accounted for about 43% of the global caseload in the same period, according to a group of figures published by Yi.　　China has become the main target of trade protectionism. "Indeed, China has become the target of such protectionism, not just for China, but also for some emerging economies," said Supachai Panitchpakdi, the Secretary-General of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, in his 2010 Trade and Development Report. Solve the problem in a variety of different ways. However, Supachai that "there is no need to be too concerned", "in the course of the recession, some countries have taken the economic stimulus." Many businesses receive subsidies and help. But it's not trade protection, it's a policy of saving the economy. ”