Article 242 of the Report of the Working Party on China's Accession to the WTO stipulates that if a WTO member believes that the textiles and clothing products covered by the Agreement on Textiles and Clothing originating in China have been hindered or threatened to hinder the orderly development of trade in these products since the entry into force of the WTO Agreement, the member may ask for consultations with China in order to reduce or avoid such market interference. This regulation is specially set for textiles, clear and strict, and easy to operate.

Article 16 of the Protocol on China's Accession to the WTO stipulates that before 20 13 years, if the number of export products increases sharply after China's accession to the WTO, and the resulting major trade diversion causes market disruption and industrial damage to the importing country, importing members may be allowed to take measures to revoke concessions and restrict the import of related products within the necessary scope.

Article 15 of the Protocol of China's Accession to the WTO stipulates that if a country determines that the products imported from China are from non-market economy countries, it is allowed to adopt the substitute country price of a third country when determining the price comparability of dumping or subsidies, and the application period of this article is 15. China enterprises (including textile enterprises) are not regarded as having market economy status within 65,438+05 years after China's entry into WTO, that is, 2065,438+06,65,438+02,65,438+00, unless it can be proved. In the event of anti-dumping, the "non-market economy clause" will provide a basis for the discriminatory anti-dumping investigation against China products.

The above three unfavorable clauses are not only aimed at China, but also have a low threshold, which is easy to be used by other WTO members, and will become a major constraint for China's textile industry to enter the international market.

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