Author: Lin Chang
Publication date: November 2021
Folio: 16
Publisher: Economic Management Press
Recommended by editor
Taking the trade policies of the five major South Pacific island countries (Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, and Vanuatu) as the research object, this book lays out the basic trade situation of the South Pacific island countries, depicts their trade maps, depicts the process of South Pacific island countries participating in trade liberalization, sorts out the trade policies and related legislation of South Pacific island countries, and evaluates their policies, thus proposing countermeasures to promote economic and trade cooperation between China and South Pacific island countries.
About the Author
Lin Chang, born in April 1981, Ph.D., is the deputy director of the South Pacific Island Countries Research Center of Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University, and the deputy director of the Department of Economics, School of Economics and Management, Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University. His research interests include South Pacific regional cooperation, international development assistance, and international trade and investment.
The "Reading Roadmap" in today's book is below -
Chapter I: A Review of Economic and Trade Research on the Five South Pacific Island Countries
Section 1: Research Status and Trends
Section 2: Practical and Theoretical Significance
Chapter II: Basic Trade Conditions in the Five South Pacific Islands
Section 1 Current Situation of Foreign Trade of the Five Island Countries in the South Pacific
1. The current situation of Fiji's foreign trade
2. The current situation of Papua New Guinea's foreign trade
The current situation of Samoa's foreign trade
4. The current situation of Tonga's foreign trade
5. The current situation of Vanuatu's foreign trade
Sixth, a comparative analysis of the overall trade situation
Section II: The Current Situation of Trade between the Five South Pacific Islands and the United States
The status of fiji's trade in goods with the United States
The status of trade in goods between Papua New Guinea and the United States
The status of samoa's trade in goods with the United States
Trade between Tonga and the United States
V. Vanuatu's Trade with the United States
Section III: The Current Situation of Trade between the Five South Pacific Island Countries and the European Union
The status of trade in goods between Fiji and the European Union
Trade in goods between Papua New Guinea and the European Union
Trade in goods between Samoa and the European Union
Trade in goods between Tonga and the European Union
V. The status of trade in goods between Vanuatu and the EU
Sixth, a comparative analysis of the overall trade situation
Section IV Status of Trade between the Five South Pacific Islands and Australia
The status of trade in goods between Fiji and Australia
Trade in goods between Papua New Guinea and Australia
Trade in goods between Samoa and Australia
Trade in goods between Tonga and Australia
Trade in goods between Vanuatu and Australia
Sixth, horizontal analysis
Section V: The Status quo of trade between the Five South Pacific Islands and New Zealand
Trade in goods between Fiji and New Zealand
Trade between Papua New Guinea and New Zealand
Trade in goods between Samoa and New Zealand
Trade in goods between Tonga and New Zealand
Trade in goods between Vanuatu and New Zealand
Section 6 The Current Situation of Trade between the Five South Pacific Island Countries and China
1. The status of trade in goods between Fiji and China
2. The status of trade in goods between Papua New Guinea and China
Samoa's trade with China
Trade in goods between Tonga and China
V. The state of trade in goods between Vanuatu and China
Sixth, horizontal comparison
Section 7 The Current Situation of Trade between the Five South Pacific Island Countries and Japan
Trade in goods between Fiji and Japan
Trade in goods between Papua New Guinea and Japan
Trade in goods between Samoa and Japan
Trade in goods between Tonga and Japan
Trade in goods between Vanuatu and Japan
Section VIII Status of receipts of international development assistance by the five south Pacific island states
Status of assistance to Fiji by donor countries
Status of assistance from donors to Papua New Guinea
Status of assistance from donors to Samoa
Status of donor assistance to Tonga
Status of assistance from donor countries to Vanuatu
Chapter III: The Evolution and Impact of Trade and Investment Policies in the Five South Pacific Islands
Section I Evolution of Fiji's trade and investment policy and its implications
Fiji's foreign policy
Fiji's foreign trade policy
3. Fiji's foreign investment policy
4. The Trade and Investment Policy Agreement between Fiji and China and its implications
Section II Evolution and impact of Papua New Guinea's trade and investment policies
The foreign policy of Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea's foreign trade policy
3. Papua New Guinea's foreign investment policy
Papua New Guinea's trade and investment policy agreement with China and its implications
Section III Evolution and impact of Samoa's trade and investment policy
Samoa's foreign trade policy
2. Samoa's foreign investment policy
Samoa's trade and investment policy agreement with China and its implications
Section IV Evolution and impact of Tonga's trade and investment policy
First, Tonga's foreign trade policy
2. Tonga's foreign investment policy
3. Tonga's trade and investment policy agreement with China and its implications
Section V Evolution and impact of Vanuatu's trade and investment policy
Vanuatu's foreign trade policy
2. Vanuatu's foreign investment policy
Vanuatu's trade and investment policy agreement with China and its implications
Chapter IV Trade and Related Policies of the Five South Pacific Islands
Section 1 Tariff Policy
I. Tariffs and Imports: Summary and Scope of Responsibility
Second, specific product tariffs and imports
Exports to major trading partners and the responsibilities faced
Section 2: Non-tariff Policies
Number and country distribution of non-tariff barriers to the five South Pacific island countries
Second, the five south Pacific island countries are subject to a full range of non-tariff walls
The extent to which the classification of product groups in the South Pacific five island countries is affected by non-tariff barriers
Section 3 Tax Concession Policies for the Five South Pacific Island Countries in Trade Agreements
Comparison of EU-Papua New Guinea and EU-Fiji tax concessions
Comparison of concession policies for Tonga, Vanuatu and Samoa in the Pacific Closer Economic Relations Agreement
Section IV Rules of Origin of the Five South Pacific Island Countries in Trade Agreements
1. EU Rules of Origin with Papua New Guinea and Fiji
2. Rules of Origin of the Pacific Islands Trade Agreement
3. Rules of Origin of the Pacific Closer Economic Relations Agreement
Section V Commitments of the South Pacific island countries in the General Agreement on Trade in Services
Comparison of agriculture, tourism services and transport services in the five South Pacific island countries
Samoa and Vanuatu have placed greater emphasis on the management of cultural industries
Third, the developed countries are more detailed and specific than the South Pacific island countries
Section VI Other Trade and Related Policies of the Five South Pacific Islands
Fiji's other trade and related policies
Other trade and related policies of Papua New Guinea
Other trade and related policies of Samoa
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