The Impact of Green Trade Barriers on Chinese Textile Enterprises and Legal Countermeasures

Authors

  • Shuang Sha

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61173/ra2vx869

Keywords:

Green trade barriers, textile industry, state-owned and non-state-owned enterprises, ESG, informa-tion asymmetry

Abstract

This study takes “the impact of green trade barriers on Chinese textile enterprises and legal countermeasures” as the research theme. The purpose is to deeply analyze the deep reasons and specific impacts of green trade barriers on Chinese textile enterprises, and explore effective legal responses. Through the collection and analysis of relevant data, literature and academic research and other research methods, the textile enterprises in the industrial chain, scale, sub-industry and the nature of the enterprise (state-owned and non-state-owned) and other aspects of the differences between the targeted in-depth analysis. The final conclusion points out that, from the perspectives of the government, enterprises and industry associations, differentiated countermeasures should be taken according to the characteristics of different enterprises, such as improving the green tax system, sounding the ESG disclosure and evaluation system, and strengthening the learning of international rules on green trade barriers, in order to enhance the competitiveness of enterprises and better cope with the challenges posed by green trade barriers.

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Published

2025-02-27