Exploring the interplay between Chinese tax incentives and WTO subsidy rules, this book offers valuable insights for both China and the WTO in the context of global economic integration. It includes a comparative analysis with EU State aid law, suggesting potential improvements for China's legal framework on tax incentives and prompting the WTO to reconsider its subsidy regulations. Aimed at academics, students, practitioners in international trade, and policymakers, it serves as a crucial resource for those engaged in China-EU relations and global trade dynamics.
