Origin Management : Rules of Origin in Free Trade Agreements
by Anne van de Heetkamp, Ruud Tusveld
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2011
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| Authors: | Van De Heetkamp, Anne |
| Other Persons: | Tusveld, Ruud (contributor) |
| Publisher: |
Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg |
| Subject: | Herkunftsbezeichnung | Designation of origin | Management | Freihandelsabkommen | Free trade agreement | Multinationales Unternehmen | Transnational corporation | Welt | World | Freihandelszone | Auslandsgeschäft |
| Description of contents: | Table of Contents [external.dandelon.com] |
| Extent: | Online-Ressource (XVIII, 237p. 24 illus., 17 illus. in color, digital) |
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| Type of publication: | Book / Working Paper |
| Language: | English |
| Notes: | Includes bibliographical references and index CONTENTS; Part I Theory, Background, and Legislation; 1 Setting the Stage for World Trade; 1.1 Trade Volume; 1.2 Tariff and Nontariff Barriers; 1.3 Impact on Business; 1.4 Trade Compliance; 1.5 Authorities and Agencies; 1.6 Supply Chain Logistics; 1.7 Global and Offshore Manufacturing; 1.8 Global Trade Management Software; 1.9 Setting the Stage for Global Trade: Recap; 2 Type of Trade Agreements; 2.1 Agreements Without Duty Reduction Schemas; 2.2 Agreements with Duty Reduction Schemas; 2.3 Unilateral, Bilateral, and Multilateral Agreements; 2.4 The Order of Trade Agreements: Recap 3 Free Trade Agreements: Numbers and Background3.1 The Objective; 3.2 Theoretical Background and Current Debate; 3.3 History; 3.4 Current Trade Pacts and Customs Unions; 3.5 Limitations of FTA; 3.6 Costs and Usage of FTAs; 3.7 The Odd Ones Out: NAFTA and Latin America's ACEs; 3.8 FTAs Background and Numbers: Recap; 4 The Content of the FTA Text and Its Range; 4.1 Components of an FTA; 4.2 FTA: Rules of Origin; 4.3 The Content of an FTA and Its Range: Recap; 5 (Rules of) Origin; 5.1 Nonpreferential Origin; 5.2 Preferential Origin; 5.3 Rules of Origin: Recap Part II Practice and Working with the Requirements6 Sustaining Origin Claims; 6.1 Goods Flow; 6.2 Actions Associated with Origin Claims; 6.3 Documentation Associated with Origin Claims; 6.4 Risk Management; 6.5 Sustaining Origin Claims: Recap; 7 Solicitation: Vendor Outreach; 7.1 Solicitation: Recap; 8 Trade Intelligence; 8.1 Components of Trade Intelligence; 8.2 Sources and Maintenance of Trade Intelligence; 8.3 Integration of Trade Intelligence; 9 Associated Programs; 9.1 Association with Other Trade Compliance Programs; 9.2 Association with Other Intercompany Programs and Decisions 9.3 Association with External Supply Chain Partners9.4 Trade Intelligence and Associated Programs: Recap; 10 Legal Matters: Binding Origin Rulings and Court Cases; 10.1 Binding Origin Ruling; 10.2 Origin-Related Rulings; 10.3 Court Cases; Part III Origin Management: Setting Up a Organization That Successfully Deals with the Requirements and Benefits Origin Programs Offer; 11 Origin Management; 11.1 Introduction to Origin Management; 11.2 Analyze: Is Origin Management for You?; 11.3 Key Components Origin Management; 11.4 Origin Management: Recap; 12 Industry Insight; 12.1 General Overview 12.2 Specific Industry Case Studies13 Why Is This Complex?; 14 Definitions/Abbreviations; 14.1 General Definitions and Abbreviations; 14.2 Trade Pact Abbreviations and Quick Notes; 15 Appendices; 15.1 Annex 1: World Trade Organization Agreement on Rulesof Origin; 15.2 Annex 2: WCO/WTO: Architecture of the HarmonizedRules of Origin; 15.3 Annex 3: USA-Peru FTA - Chap. 5 Trade Facilitation; 15.4 Annex 4: USA-South Korea FTA - Index; 15.5 Annex 5: WTO Proposed Text on Harmonizationof Non-preferential Rules of Origin; 15.6 Annex 6: Survey on Free Trade Agreements; References; Index |
| ISBN: | 978-3-642-19808-3 ; 978-3-642-19807-6 |
| Other identifiers: | 10.1007/978-3-642-19808-3 [DOI] |
| Source: | ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW |
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