중국 1차산품의 대(對) 한국 수출활성화 방안에 관한 연구

Abstract

With the rapid development of economic globalization and regional economic integration, bilateral free trade agreements are attracting more and more countries to ponder. Because of its smaller scope of cooperation, it is easier to negotiate and achieve. In this case, countries establish regional economic association organizations, thus obtaining great economic benefits. In recent years, China and the rok have signed many bilateral free trade agreements with other countries, which enable the two countries to fully enjoy the benefits of trade facilitation. China and South Korea are geographically close. The two countries not only share history and culture, but also share common interests in reality, which has promoted the exchanges between the two countries. China-rok agricultural trade has maintained rapid growth and China is the most important agricultural trade partner of the rok. In addition, geographical proximity, cultural similarity and other conditions have become the main factors of agricultural trade between the two countries. The Korea-China FTA negotiations were launched in May 2012 and finally signed on June 1, 2015 through numerous exchanges and discussions. As an important and sensitive industry, agriculture has become the focus of the whole negotiation process In the agricultural trade in China and South Korea, south Korean agricultural products are in a relatively weak position. As a result, South Korea has adopted strict protection policies against China's agricultural exports to South Korea. South Korea is an important trading partner of China and an important agricultural export market, so a Korea-China FTA could have a huge impact on China's agricultural exports to south Korea. However, compared with the rapid development of trade relations between China and South Korea, the growth of China's agricultural exports to South Korea is relatively slow. Therefore, in order to promote the export of Chinese agricultural products to South Korea, this paper puts forward a series of reasonable promotion programs.