Liu Yongxing's view on China's accession to WTO

Introduction: Liu Yongxing's view on China's accession to the WTO is that the greatest impact on the feed industry is that the benefits outweigh the disadvantages On September 17, the 18th meeting of the WTO China working group passed all the legal documents for China's accession to the WTO Next, as long as a small formality is completed at the ministerial meeting of Qatar's member states in November, China will truly enter the WTO As a successful entrepreneur in agriculture, how does the chairman of Dongfang hope group view the impact of WTO accession on China's future and feed industry? First, how do I view WTO accession as a very wise decision for China, which marks China's further integration into the international community After China's accession to the WTO, the behavior of Chinese government and enterprises should be restricted by the international public rules and abide by the WTO rules of the game This will ensure the irreversible trend of China's reform and opening up and play a significant role in promoting the progress of Chinese society Reducing tariff barriers is not only beneficial for all countries in the world to rush to China, but also beneficial for China to enter the world China needs the world, and the world needs China All walks of life are actively preparing for China's accession to the WTO, and the whole world is paying attention to China's accession to the WTO China's accession to the WTO will promote China's economic integration into the mainstream of the world economy, consolidate the achievements of reform and opening up, and promote the further prosperity of China's economy 2、 The advantages of joining WTO are greater than the disadvantages for feed industry For feed industry, it is an industry that has been open for a long time Feed industry is not afraid of WTO It should be said that this industry was an open industry at the beginning In this highly open industry, we have been baptized Zhengda was the first foreign enterprise to enter in 1979 He dared to break in and achieved success We also entered early, and we are the beneficiaries of the reform and opening up of our country Because of the early introduction of foreign investment, there are more than 300 foreign companies in China, so China's feed industry is ready We are not afraid of foreign companies Now 90% of feed enterprises in China are privatization, because the most competitive is private enterprises So the competition of feed industry is actually the competition of private enterprises In the development process of more than ten years, our group has always been in the front, half a step faster We have accumulated funds, anti risk ability, technology and management experience We are not afraid of this competition When the feed industry enters the period of low profit, we hope to maintain the corresponding competitive advantage and survive Our accumulation can help us complete this integration period, We have a long-term plan We're thinking about a century old store After entering WTO, it is good for our feed industry, and its advantages outweigh its disadvantages First of all, China's accession to the WTO can give enterprises like ours more choices of raw materials, either from home or from abroad; second, we can directly participate in international trade, and the group will seize the opportunity of accession to the WTO, set up international trade companies, and speed up the pace of foreign investment and running feed enterprises With the entry of WTO, we will get the chance to import high quality wheat from abroad As China's state-owned enterprises are undergoing restructuring and a large number of imported foreign advanced production lines are idle, we strive to purchase and lease a number of flour factories and form flour groups nationwide before China's accession to the WTO; after China's accession to the WTO, we will purchase international high-quality wheat to produce high-grade and high-quality flour, meet the requirements of the market and enhance our competitiveness 3 After China's accession to the WTO, the biggest impact is on farmers and agriculture Many people think that after China's accession to the WTO, the biggest impact is on color TV sets In fact, the biggest impact of China's accession to the WTO is on farmers and agriculture The peasants have made great contributions to the Chinese revolution and gained great benefits in the reform and opening up This is reflected in: first, Deng Xiaoping proposed reform and opening up, starting from farmers, contracted production to households, so that the productivity of farmers has been liberated; second, technological progress, seed, fertilizer, pesticide and other improvements; third, the country has substantially increased the purchase price of agricultural and sideline products But now the three sources of farmers' income increase are difficult, because the productivity of farmers has been liberated; the progress of chemical fertilizer, pesticide and seed technology has been limited; the price of agricultural by-products has been significantly higher than the international market, and the way to raise the price is no longer feasible After China's accession to the WTO, our grain will be open to the outside world and our rural economy Three acres of land for one family competes with 30000 acres of land for the United States and Canadians, which is not on the first level The state has won 8% subsidy, which is not enough to block foreign products How can China's agricultural products compete with foreign countries? The only way out is to gradually concentrate the land into the hands of a few skilled farmers, from one family planting three mu of land to one family planting 30 mu of land or 100 mu of land, or even 3000 mu of land Let part of the peasant labor force separate from the land, so that the government has to solve the problem of the way out for the peasants who have lost their land It is a subject that needs our government and business circles to study seriously In my submission The best way is to encourage farmers to start businesses, reduce the difficulty of farmers to start businesses, and let some self-employed and entrepreneurs emerge among farmers In addition, we should lighten the burden of agriculture, greatly reduce and exempt all kinds of agricultural taxes (it is better to exempt them entirely) and rely on the tertiary industry and financial industry to assist farmers.