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iiclr-17602	Christoff, Ann E.	The Chinese Automobile Industry and the World Trade Organization: China's Non-Compliance With WTO Regulations Through Its Subsidizing of Automobile Manufacturers	2009	30	.pdf	application/pdf	13886	798	54	First, it allows China to point to its ostensible progress in becoming fully compliant with the WTO so that it can further its integration into the world economy with WTO approval.8 Second, maintaining domestically favorable tax and subsidy policies enables China to accelerate growth and production of its own manufacturers, boost exports, and thus gradually overtake a significant market share in industries in which China has traditionally been a major importer.9 However, as long as China continues to implement differential tax incentives and subsidies, the United States and other WTO Member states will have an enormous comparative disadvantage in such subsidized industries.'0 The main purpose of the Agreement is to curtail government assistance that economically disadvantages other WTO Member states.	cache/iiclr-17602.pdf	txt/iiclr-17602.txt