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Main Subjects Australia-China
Economic Co-operation Other subjects will be added, as needed, with
additional documents. Key words are
intended to indicate the nature of the documents and can be used for
cross-referencing. |
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Key words: friendship, local councils, partnerships, quangxi, Sister City
Program, Sister City Forum. Ninth APEC Economic Leaders Meeting
in Shanghai: What Does It Tell Us
About China? Chamber Report on Recent
Developments, 19 October 2001. Key words: APEC, economic outcomes, host country, ministerial meetings. Economic Co-operation Between China
and Australia: How Important Is It?, Chamber
Report on Recent Developments, 20 September 2001. Key words: bilateral treaty, key cities strategy, non-government organisations,
Peter R. Moody Jr, Senator Cook, “three represents”, umbrella agreement, WTO. Example of Co-operative Agreement in
English, agreement between the Chamber and Urumqi Municipal People’s
Government of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. March 1994. Key Words: academic research and development, business information, commercial
culture, import-export, joint ventures, MOU, public administration. Example
of Co-operative Agreement in Chinese, agreement between the Chamber and
Urumqi Municipal People’s Government of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous
Region. March 1994. Key Words: academic research and development, business information, commercial
culture, import-export, joint ventures, MOU, public administration. |
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Key
words: AmCham, export markets, trade, WTO. What Other Nations’
China-Related Organisations and Business Councils Are Doing in China,
Seminar on Australia-China Trade and Investment Trends in the Next 10 Years
2001-1010, 24 May 2001. Key
words: AmCham, reform, trade, WTO. Negotiations (Part
1), by Jean-Marcel Malliaté, Total Career Management, ACCCI Business Letter No. 2, 30 September 2000. Key
words: discussion, preparation, offering a proposal,
bargaining, agreement. Negotiations (Part
2), by Jean-Marcel Malliaté, Total Career Management, ACCCI Business Letter No. 3,
31 October 2000. Key words: discussion, preparation, offering a proposal, bargaining, agreement. |
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Key words: Cities in China, culture, urban development, World Bank. See also individual cities in keycities which also
describes the Chamber’s key city strategy.
These are listed alphabetically
and by size. |
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Key words: managerial ability, privatisation, reform strategy, restructuring,
taxation, welfare benefits. Cost of Financial Reform, E-Letter No. 22, 23 June 2000. Key words: asset management companies, big-4 banks, capital-adequacy ratio,
re-capitalisation, taxation, WTO. China’s Financial Sector, E-letter No. 21, 13 June 2000. Key words: China
Securities Regulatory Commission, corporate governance, non-performing loans, state-owned enterprises, share market regulation. See also the index for other
E-letters. |
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Key
words: competition, establishment requirements,
liberalisation, product lines, regulatory restrictions, taxation. Stand on Solid Land: Land-Use
Rights, commentary by Yan Fang, Phillip Bushby International Lawyers, 20
August 2001. Key
words: acquired land-use rights, granted land-use rights,
joint ventures. Employing Local Staff
Through Employment Agencies in China, commentary by Mary Studdert, Blake
Dawson Waldron Shanghai Office, ACCCI Business Letter
No. 4, 26 February, 2001. Key
words: authorised agencies, service contracts, social
insurance, welfare benefits. Critical Issues to
Consider When Establishing Joint Ventures, by Mary Studdert, Blake Dawson
Waldron Shanghai Office, ACCCI Business Letter No. 2,
30 September 2000. Key
words: business licence, joint venture contract and
articles of association, State Administration of Industry and Commerce,
rights and obligations, Sino-foreign Equity Enterprise Law. Feasibility Studies Require
Total Involvement, by Mary Studdert, Blake Dawson Waldron Shanghai
Office, ACCCI Business Letter No. 1, 7 August
2000. Key words: business scope, foreign investment enterprises, MOFTEC, premises and
financial sources, projections, registered capital, total investment. Suggestions for Improvements
in the Supervision of Law Enforcement in China, International Seminar on
the Environment of Law Enforcement Supervision, Mianyang City, Sichuan
Province, People’s Republic of China, 27-29 June 2000. Key words: authorisation and regulatory function, decentralisation, economic
reform, outcomes, performance, public sector, state-owned enterprises,
supervision. |
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Key words: cross-Straits relations, “one-China” principle, Taiwanese attitudes,
Taiwanese politics. Implications of a Separate Customs
Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu (“Chinese Taipei”), Chamber Report on Recent Developments, 17 November
2001. Key words: cross-Straits relations, “one-China” principle, Taiwanese attitudes,
Taiwanese politics, WTO. Message From the Chamber’s
President, marking the 25th anniversary of the Chamber. 16 September
2001. Key words: accomplishments, committees, history, structure. Taiwan Issue, E-Letter No. 23, 10 July 2000. Key
words: cross-Straits relations, 8 propositions and 5 nos,
history, “one-China” principle, Taiwanese politics. |
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Key words: AmCham, export markets, trade, WTO. Position Paper on Incentives for
Foreign Direct Investment With Special Reference to Australia-China Relations,
Chamber Position Paper, August 2001. Key words: FDI, globalisation, infrastructure, private sector, public sector,
world cities. What Other Nations are
Doing to Enhance Their Exports to China, ACCCI
Business Letter No. 4, 26 February, 2001 Key
words: Feasibility studies, reverse trade missions,
sustainable development, training programs, US Trade and Development Agency. Summary of ACCCI Roundtable
Discussion on Australia’s Trade Policies With China, 24 November 2000. Key
words: APEC, bilateralism, DFAT, multilateralism,
national interest, private sector, public sector, regionalism, WTO. Summary of ACCCI Roundtable
Discussion on Australia’s AID Policies With China, 24 November 2000. Key
words: aid programs, AusAID, industry associations,
MOFTEC, official development assistance, private sector participation,
poverty, urban development. |
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Key words: FDI, globalisation, infrastructure, private sector, public sector,
world cities Urban Development
History of Shanghai, by Huang Nanzhen.
June 2001. Includes maps and
pictures. External link – it is not
contained in this Internet site.
Brief description is available at: http://www.accci.com.au/citylink.htm Key words: China’s cities, history, infrastructure, Shanghai, urban development. |
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Key words: agriculture, employment, manufacturing, services, state-owned
enterprises. Comment on WTO Related Issues,
Submission to the Minister for Trade, the Hon Mark Vaile MP, 1 July 2001. Key words: globalisation, institutional development, WTO Advisory Panel. 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, Beijing, PRC. Key words: business-government relations, corporate governance, enterprise
restructuring, Securities Act, state-owned enterprises, WTO. Foreign Investment in
China After WTO Membership, ACCCI Business Letter No. 3,
31 October 2000. Key words: Bruce Murray, high-tech, liberalisation, traditional industries. Opportunities Arising from
WTO Membership, ACCCI Business Letter No. 2,
30 September 2000. Key words: Environmental management, Richard J. Ferris Jr and John Barlow
Weiner. |
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