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鄂州翻譯公司關(guān)鍵字： "China economic專業(yè)翻譯公司服務(wù)最好的 Yearbook 1999" (341 ~ 342), said in 1998, excluding foreign high-tech exports to $ 2.348 billion, accounting for only 1.4% of China's manufactured exports, of which 74.8% is electronic and information technology Products in the amount of $ 1,756,000,000. The "Yearbook" (p. 400), also known as 1998, China's information technology products exports $ 27 billion, including color TV, stereo, telephone and so on. But according to the WTO reached in 1996, "Information Technology Products Agreement" (ITA), its scope does not include the home, including software, consumer electronics, so strictly speaking, the $ 27 billion information technology product exports a bit too large.
- WTO by the previously mentioned office machinery and telecommunications equipment on the classification of statistics, in 1995 China's exports of $ 14.5 billion, ranking 12th in the world, in China's manufactured exports accounted for 11.6% (Note: the same ⑦, section 18.90 page.) According to the WTO notes, these figures include sound, image transmission, broadcasting equipment.
As the current is hard to get exact figures, can be roughly said that China's top 10 export products, not high-tech products, the first three are all kinds of clothing, the following in order of footwear, toys, plastic products, bags and travel supplies, tape recorders and radio playback mix, all kinds of cotton fabrics, furniture. Thus, China's overall exports are very backward and sub-structure, this structure so that we in the international exchange at a disadvantage. Because the labor-intensive manufactures and high-tech manufactured goods in exchange rates, in the process of globalization become more negative for the former, and Western scholars of a series of empirical studies have revealed this trend. For example, UNCTAD's report cites the findings pointed out that: "developing and developed countries based on the unit value of manufactured exports time series regression analysis shows that from 1970 to 1987, exports of manufactured goods in developing countries Price relative to developed countries, the average annual decline of 1%, but exports expanded rapidly as before income trading conditions to be increased by 10%. "(Note: UNCTAD, Trade and Development Report 1997, p.147, NY and Geneva, 1996.) Another study proved the 1990s after the situation remains the same, the figures are listed below:
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