Reform Blazes a New Path for Foreign Trade

Zhang Li

Chinese Economy, 1983, vol. 16, issue 4, 17-26

Abstract: China National Technology Import Corporation is a specialized trading company in our foreign trade system. In the field of technological trade, the company held in the past an exclusive and dominant position in the nation. But things have begun to change since 1979. Under the new circumstances, what should be the role of the specialized national trading companies? Here I would like to discuss the ways that we conduct business and the experience in the last two years as agent of local firms and as partners of the newly created trading establishments. The greatest accomplishments, which we made over the last two years and more, were that with the structural reform in the operation and management of China's foreign trade we have gradually acquired a clearer understanding of how our company should operate in the future and, at the same time, we have been encouraged to improve our operation and service.

Date: 1983
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