We address the macroeconomic issues of China' s accession to WTO, using a Chinesemacroeconomic model. We produce and comment 5 individual shocks, giving a full picture of the relevantmacroeconomic mechanisms: The direct consequences of WTO accession on quotas, tariffs, and pricesubsidies. Assembling these shocks, we get a balanced result, and limited evolutions apart from tradeexpansion.
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