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1、developing economies to a certain extent. It brought along with it varied opportunities for the developing countries. It gave a fillip for better access to the developed markets. The technology transfer promised better productivity and thus improved standard of living. Key Words: Globalization 、 eco

2、nomy、 WTO Globalization is the best word of the last ten years. All the newspaper followed the word and politician spoke of it. And a lot of academics used it. To this word, people also have different kinds of statements. Those people who said globalization is a good thing. Basically argue, the more

3、 free trade, the more free capital movements, there are in the world and the more economic groups will exalt, and the more economic growth. The bigger of the pie, we all have to share, and that will be more for everyone on the ground. Some people against the globalization. Because there is always th

4、e weak industrial countries or some poor countries. Industrial will to development if fully implement free trade, a global economic integration. Foreign master their own economy. The government cant control his economy. Countries will be lost economic sovereignty. The superstructure based on economi

5、c. So the economy is very important. Lost economic ,Finally countries will for foreign control, may even being swallowed up. As for me, globalization is not only an opportunity but also a great challenge for Chinese economy. Globalization refers to the process of increased integration between differ

6、ent countries and economies and the increased impact of international influences on all aspects of life and economic activity. China is located in the continent of Asia with the highest population in the world of 1.3 billion people. They are the fastest growing economy due mainly to foreign direct i

7、nvestment in which occur because of cheap labor rates and manufacturing costs. With the tremendous progress in the last decade China has reduced poverty dramatically thanks to an economic system increasingly open to trade and foreign investment The impact of globalization on Chinas economic growth i

8、s far-reaching. During the past 20 years, Chinas international trade expanded 16 times, with its ranking in the world bounced to seventh from the original 32nd. Trade dependence rate lifted from 10 to 36%. The amount of FDI is now the largest amongst developing countries. According to a modular stud

9、y on the synergy of FDI conducted by the Development Research Centre of the State Council, Chinas GDP recorded an average annual growth rate of 9.7% over the past 20 years, of which 2.7% was attributed to FDI. Apart from using such statistics to show the impact of globalization on the Chinese econom

10、y, we recognize that integration with the world economy is instrumental to improving the Chinese economic structure, speeding up the establishment of the market economy, raising the level of corporate governance and technological capability, as well as optimizing its human resources. The impact of g

11、lobalization on Chinas economic growth is momentous. Globalization presents to everyone a world which is increasingly liberalized and market-oriented. It also brings us intensified competition and a greater degree of interdependence. Every one must learn to adapt to the increasingly competitive envi

12、ronment, and coordinate and cooperate with others in line with the new rules. Hence, the practices of different governments would inevitably be challenged. Whichever government comes to proceed with strategies or policy assessment and planning, economic globalization is definitely an important facto

13、r to be taken into account. The Chinese government has adopted a series of strategically significant policies so as to address the challenge of economic globalization. These include readjustment of the economic structure by speeding up the development of the high technology sector and the western re

14、gion; transformation of the pattern of economic growth by strengthening IT education and sustainable development as well as further development of the outward-oriented economy by implementing “come in” and “go out” strategies. Besides, the government is consolidating reform in SOEs and government administration with a view to establish a governing mechanism in compliance with internati