《JEFF资料库》-公共管理-APEC简介-(精选·课件).pptVIP

谢谢！ Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation 亚太经济合作组织 1989.1. Seoul Australian President Bobby Hawk 1989.11.6-11.7 Canberra 12 founding members 1991.11.12-11.14 China 21 Australia 6-7 Nov 1989 Brunei Darussalam 6-7 Nov1989 Canada6-7 Nov 1989 Chile11-12 Nov 1994 Peoples Republic of China 12-14 Nov 1991 Hong Kong, China 12-14 Nov 1991 Indonesia 6-7 Nov 1989 Japan 6-7 Nov 1989 Republic of Korea6-7 Nov 1989 Malaysia 6-7 Nov 1989 Mexico 17-19 Nov 1993 New Zealand 6-7 Nov 1989 Papua New Guinea17-19 Nov 1993 Peru14-15 Nov 1998 The Philippines6-7 Nov 1989 Russia 14-15 Nov 1998Singapore6-7 Nov 1989 Chinese Taipei12-14 Nov 1991 Thailand6-7 Nov 1989 The United States6-7 Nov 1989 Viet Nam14-15 Nov 1998 The Asia-Pacific region has consistently been the most economically dynamic region in the world. Since APECs inception in 1989, APECs total trade has grown 395%, significantly outpacing the rest of the world. In the same period, GDP (in purchasing power parity terms) in the APEC region has tripled, while GDP in the rest of the world has less than doubled. APECs work under its three main pillars of activity, Trade and Investment Liberalisation, Business Facilitation and Economic and Technical Cooperation, has helped drive this economic growth and improve employment opportunities and standards of living for the citizens of the region. Multilateral trading system Human security Anti-corruption Cultural cooperation Liberalization and facilitation of trade Key issues APEC is the premier forum for trade and investment liberalisation in the Asia-Pacific and has set targets dates for free and open trade: no later than the year 2010 for industrialised economies, and 2020 for developing economies When APEC was established in 1989 average trade barriers in the region stood at 16.9%; by 2004 barriers had been reduced by approximately 70% to 5.5%. As a consequence, intra-APEC merchandise trade (exports and imports) has grown from US$1.7 trillion in 1989 to US$8.44 trillion in