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毕业论文中英文资料外文翻译文献 经济贸易 学院 国际经济与贸易 专业 外文文献题目 Chinas Contemporary Trends of Trade in Educationa Services and Its Countermeasures under the Opening Environment Chinas Contemporary Trends of Trade in Educationa Services and Its Countermeasures under the Opening Environment The first chapter GLOBAL TRENDS OF TRADE IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES Since the 1990s, international trade in the service sector, particularly the trade in educational services, has gained pace in its development, and the international and inter-regional trade in educational services mainly out of economic purposes has become an important component of international trade. Through more than a decades development, the world trade in educational services shows the following trends: 1.1 Developed countries are still the chief exporter of educational services At present, taking advantage of their economic strength and educational resources, the main developed countries are attracting foreign students from every corner of the world, especially from developing counties, and they become the main exporters of educational services. The English-speaking countries with a top high human development index announced by the United Nations Development Plan Office are the main exporters of educational services, while the main exporters of students are the countries with an intermediate human development index In the mid-1990s, of the 16 countries whose universities and colleges had the largest enrollment of foreign students, the USA got the first place; following it were the UK, Germany, France and Australia. Except for Italy and Lebanon, the number of overseas university students in these 16 countries had increased, especially remarkable in Australia, Britain, and Japan. In Britain, Australia and Belgium, the number of overseas students accounted for 10% of the total university enrollment. The proportion even reached as high as 16.3% and 22.4% in Swiss and Lebanese. In Vaticans colleges and universities, all students