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NAMA Negotiations in the WTO and Preference Erosion: Concerns of Bangladesh and Other Regional LDCs

Rahman, Mustafizur; Shadat, Wasel Bin - Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) - 2005

The ongoing negotiations on non-agricultural market access (NAMA) in the WTO are expected to lead to substantive … not be required to undertake any tariff reduction commitments under the NAMA. However, LDCs are likely to suffer … differentiated swiss-type formula with deeper cuts for higher tariffs. The July (2004) Framework Agreement stipulated that LDCs will …

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Current WTO Negotiations under Doha Round: Insights from CPD's Geneva Tracking Mission

Rahman, Mustafizur; Deb, Uttam Kumar; Khatun, Fahmida; … - Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) - 2008

the state of play of negotiations at the WTO under the Doha Round as of March 2008. It takes stock of the emerging trends … of negotiations in various areas, such as agriculture, NAMA, General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS), aid for trade … is also made to situate the interests and concerns of Bangladesh and other LDCs in this context. …

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MAKING THE SPECIAL AND DIFFERENTIAL PROVISIONS OF WTO AGREEMENTS EFFECTIVE FOR THE LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES: PERSPECTIVES FROM BANGLADESH

Alam, Mohammad Shah - Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) - 2001

The paper examines the various aspects of the Special and Differential (S&D) Measures of the WTO and argues that the … LDCs can be integrated effectively into the world trading system on a fair and equitable basis through strengthening S …&D measures in favour of them. As an active member of the LDCs, Bangladesh is interested in the S&DT and its impact on Bangladesh …

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Least Developed Countries in Trade Negotiations: Planning Process and Information Needs

Bhattacharya, Debapriya - Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) - 2005

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Trade Facilitation Negotiations in the WTO: Implications for Bangladesh and Other Least Developed and Developing Countries

Cai, Wenguo; Geddes, Sarah - Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) - 2003

This paper provides an overview of how trade facilitation has been addressed in the WTO to date, and how this may … the WTO, and examines the work that has taken place on the issue in the WTO including the current state of play in trade … facilitation discussions. Apart from providing an overview of WTO provisions that are relevant to trade facilitation, as a part of …

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Dispute Settlement in the WTO: How Friendly Is It for the LDC

Browne, Dennis - Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) - 2005

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EXPERIENCE WITH IMPLEMENTATION OF WTO-ATC AND IMPLICATIONS FOR BANGLADESH

Bhattacharya, Debapriya; Rahman, Mustafizur - Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) - 2000

This paper reviews the implementation of the Agreement on Textiles & Clothing (ATC), its implications for the future of Bangladesh's apparel sector and some of the possible strategic response which Bangladesh could design in order to address the emerging challenges in the global apparel market.

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China's Accession to the WTO: Consequences for Bangladesh's Export-Oriented RMG Sector

Rahman, Mustafizur; Raihan, Dr Ananya - Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) - 2003

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The Ongoing WTO Negotiations on Agriculture: Issues and Options for Bangladesh

McClatchy, Donald - Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) - 2001

The negotiation on Agriculture is one of the vital components of WTO negotiation process which involved interests of … the LDCs, including Bangladesh. The paper identified the interests of Bangladesh. The objective is to stimulate a …

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Environmental Debates in the WTO: Defining Bangladesh’s Interests

Khatun, Fahmida - Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) - 2004

Prepared under CPD's Capacity Building in Trade-Environment Issues in Bangladesh: Addressing the WTO Work Programme … developments taking place in the WTO, particularly in the context of their relevance to Bangladesh. While Part A focuses on various … multilateral agreements in the WTO on environmental issues, Part B deals with liberalisation of environmental goods and services …

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