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...... All in all, despite the major improvements of the past two decades, the trade policies in terms of agricultural products and commodities remains focused on protection of the national sector, with a clear intent on reducing imports and increasing exports. Another characteristic of the Chinese international trade policies is that they are continually developed to respond to the emergent challenges in the micro and macroenvironment. Additionally, whenever the Chinese government feels that the interests of the people are above the stipulations of the international trade organizations to which is has become a member, they will choose to disobey the norms and implement protectionist policies. A 2007 report by Albert Keidel, Robert Cassidy, Roger Ferguson and Jessica Tuchman Mathews found that China has broken the promises it made in its WTO accession agreement, by failing to properly report subsidies, undervaluing its currency, and violating intellectual property rights.
The most recent example in terms of Chinas breaking of WTO regulations is given by the eastern Asian countrys response to the highly debated swine flu. Despite the assurances of WTO, the WHO (World Health Organization), FAO (the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) and the OIE (the World Organization for

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