The Influence Of Asia Pacific Economic Integration Pattern On China And Its Countermeasures

In 2001 the WTO launched the first round of multilateral trade negotiations-the Doha Round negotiations,however the WTO members have been unable to reach a consensus on agricultural and non-agricultural market access,finally in 2006 under the approval of the WTO General Council officially suspended,the termination of the Doha Round negotiations means that global trade rules are gradually moving from multilateral to regional and bilateral.As far as the Asia Pacific region is concerned,negotiations on unilateral and regional free trade agreements have been accelerating in recent years.A large number of high-level bilateral and regional free trade agreements have been established,and the level of economic integration has been continuously enhanced.In January 1,2010,the China ASEAN Free Trade Area(CAFTA)was officially launched,In October 5,2015,the United States,Japan,Australia and other 12 countries formally reached the trans Pacific Partnership Program(TPP)trade agreement,in June 1,2015,China and South Korea free trade agreement formally signed,in June 17,2015,free trade agreement formally signed between China and Australia,in addition to China and New Zealand,Australia and New Zealand,Australia and Japan,South Korea and the United States and other countries have also reached a bilateral free trade agreement.In addition,in the china-japan--Korea Free Trade Area,the RCEP(regional comprehensive economic partnership)and the FTAAP(FTAAP)is also under negotiation process.In December 8,2016,Trump,President elect of the United States,announced withdrawal from TPP,and claimed to raise tariffs on Chinese goods;China has ushered in new opportunities and challenges in the process of economic integration in the Asia Pacific region.The negotiation of the Asia Pacific Free Trade Agreement reflects the process of economic integration in the Asia Pacific region to a certain extent.This paper uses the Global Trade Analysis Model(GTAP)developed by Purdue University to quantitatively measure the impact of the major free trade agreements(TPP and RCEP)on China's economy in the Asia-Pacific region,combined with the new situation and new problems in the development of the Free Trade Agreement(FTA)to explore the coping strategies of our country in the Asia Pacific Economic Integration in the layout.Accurately grasp the influence of a series of political and economic events on China's economy,which will help our country's strategic choice in the economic integration of Asia-Pacific.China,as a developing big country in the Asia-Pacific region,should actively integrate into the Asia Pacific integration process,to play its due role in the development of the Asia Pacific economic integration,and promote the sustained,stable and healthy development of economic and trade cooperation between China and the Asia-Pacific region.