英文摘要 |
The Canada-China FIPPA is not only de jure non-reciprocal, and uniquely, but also apparently de facto non-reciprocal—in favour of China. The non-reciprocal was evaluated in these respects with reference to its provisions on market access and investment screening; post-establishment national treat-ment; MFN treatment; performance requirements; ISA and so on, so the Canada-China FIPPA raised legal and economic concern for the Canadian government. Considering Canada's capital-importing position in relation to China, as well as ths novelty and irreversibility of the Canada-China FIPPA; it suggested that the China FIPPA calls for a thorough, independent, and public review prior to ratifi-cation by Canada. |