The Australia-China Chamber of Commerce and Industry of New South Wales
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Position Paper:	POSITION PAPER ON INCENTIVES FOR FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT With Special Reference to Australia-China Relations August 2001 Contents include: Executive Summary Terms and Definitions Characteristics of World Cities Role of the Public Sector Role of the Private Sector Australia-China Relations Reference Sources To download: http://www.accci.com.au/trade/fdi.htm
Chamber submission:	Comment on WTO Related Issues Submission to the Minister for Trade, the Hon Mark Vaile MP 1 July 2001 Contents include: Executive Summary: brief statements of the principal recommendations about the WTO agenda for further work and of additional recommendations about the Australian WTO Advisory Panel. Globalisation Challenges: a statement of ACCCI views regarding the major difficulties in achieving continuing benefits from a global trading system. Current Support for Institutional Development: comments on the lack of progress in evolving a satisfactory process for developing institutions that influence and contribute to a more complete integration into the global trading system. Common Need for Institutional Development: states the view that institutional development is as important for industrial countries as it is for developing countries. Australia’s Contribution: gives an overall statement of the contribution Australia should make in strengthening trade-related institutions. Importance of China: highlights two areas in which China occupies a special position in the globalisation process. To Download: http://www.accci.com.au/trade/wtocom.htm
Seminar Paper:	What Other Nations’ China-Related Organisations and Business Councils Are Doing in China Australia-China Trade and Investment Trends in the Next 10 Years 2001-2010 Session 1: American Chamber of Commerce in China’s 2001 White Paper on American Business in China -- Analysis of Recommendations and Implications for Australian Business 24 May 2001 Contents include: Introduction A Survey of China-Related Organisations Relevance of Anticipated Accession to the WTO The Business Climate in China Sales, Service and Distribution Rule of Law Labour and Benefits Other Areas for Improvement US Sanctions and Export Controls Industry Specific Issues Evaluation of the AmCham-China Document Further Implications for Australian Business To download: http://www.accci.com.au/trade/cofcsem.htm
Roundtable Discussion:	Summary of ACCCI Roundtable Discussion on Australia’s Trade and Aid Policies with China Morning Session: Australia’s Trade Policy with China 24 November 2000 Contents include: Introduction Nature of Australia’s current trade policy Multilateralism Regionalism Bilateralism Current focus on the multilateral regime Function of government Orientation of the public sector Structure of the public sector Role of the private sector Trade policy with China after China’s entry into the WTO Trade promotion for Australian exports to China To download: http://www.accci.com.au/trade/rt1sum.htm
Roundtable Discussion:	Summary of ACCCI Roundtable Discussion on Australia’s Trade and Aid Policies with China Afternoon Session: Australia’s Aid Policy with China 24 November 2000 Contents include: Introduction Part One: Aid program strategy for 2000-2001 Consultations with MOFTEC AusAID standards for development assistance projects Private sector participation in AusAID projects Improving private sector participation Part Two: Aid program strategy for 2001-2002 Increased focus on urban poverty and urban development in China Increased focus on small and medium-sized enterprises in China Increased focus on enterprises and industry associations in China To download: http://www.accci.com.au/trade/rt2sum.htm
Seminar Paper:	Suggestions for Improvements in the Supervision of Law Enforcement in China International Seminar on the Environment of Law Enforcement Supervision 27-29 June 2000 Contents include: Introduction The Role of the Public Sector in Implementing Reforms Relevance to Law Enforcement Supervision Improving the Capability of the Public Sector The Possibility of a Chinese Academy of Law To download: http://www.accci.com.au/trade/lawsem.htm
Conference Paper:	The Need to Re-examine Business-Government Relations After China’s Enterprise Restructuring and Entry Into the WTO Asian Region International Association of Cooperating Organisations (ARIACO) Conference 1999 9 - 12 October 1999 Contents include: Introduction Restructuring of State-Owned Enterprises China and the WTO Possible Contributions from Australia To download: http://www.accci.com.au/trade/ariaco.htm
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