China And Vietnam Bilateral Trade Devolopment Research

With the development of economic globalization and trade liberalization, economicand trade ties between the countries of the world every day closer.China and Vietnam asinterdependent neighbors, belong to the socialist countries，Stable political foundationfor China-Vietnam bilateral trade between the two countries provided politicalprotection, coupled with a long history of exchanges between the two countries, have acommon borders, There is a big trade complementary products, resulting in morebilateral trade after90years appeared to flourish. However, the rapid development ofChina-Vietnam bilateral trade problems in gradually clear, And these problems to someextent hindered even harm the development of Sino-Vietnam bilateral trade, So forChina-Vietnam Bilateral Trade Issues study has important significance.This papaer is divided into five chapters, each chapter of the following elements:The first chapter is the introduction, mainly from the background and significance,research status, research ideas and methods, research and innovation aspects of thecontent, is a summary of the full text.The second chapter describes the theoretical knowledge of international trade,including the classical theory of international trade and the new international tradetheory for the study of the Sino-Vietnamese trade theory and lay a good foundation.The third chapter introduces the main contents of the current situation in Vietnambilateral trade development. This section contains a large amount of statistical data tomake analysis more intuitive and concrete.The fourth chapter describes the problems and causes of Sino-Vietnam bilateraltrade exists that the level of the facilities needed for the development of Sino-Vietnambilateral basis and soft environment development is still relatively low, the deficitposition of Vietnam-Vietnam bilateral trade in more serious bilateral trade in goodsresults of a single financial settlement services system is not perfect, lack of mutualdirect investment.The five chapter proposes solutions based on bilateral trade in the fourth chapterpresents the problem.