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Dadush, Uri - 2022

The world trading system is reeling from the trade war between China and the United States, the disabling of the World … Trade Organisation Dispute Settlement Understanding and repeated rule-breaking by WTO members. This does not mean the end of … relationships. The new framework is likely to evolve around a WTO in maintenance mode with weak and largely unenforceable rules, and …

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Prospects for regulatory convergence under TTIP

Karmakar, Suparna - 2013

An ambitious, comprehensive and high-standard trade and investment agreement between the European Union and the United States is feasible, but a key concern is whether the transatlantic trade partners will succeed in creating a meaningful agreement within the tight timeline of the Transatlantic...

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Life after Bali: Renewing the world trade negotiating agenda

Karmakar, Suparna - 2013

July 2013. In this context, fruitful negotiations in the World Trade Organisation's 9th Ministerial Conference in Bali are … crucial to sustain the institution's credibility and prove that multilateral negotiations can still deliver success. WTO trade … and special and differential treatment/less developed country concessions. Post-Bali, the WTO should aim to reverse the …

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Assessing competitiveness: How firm-level data can help

Altomonte, Carlo; Barba Navaretti, Giorgio; Di Mauro, … - 2011

As policymakers refocus on growth, the ability to take a firm-level view is key to disentangling the various factors at the root of competitiveness, and thus to designing appropriate policies. Firm-level data provides critical information for the design of appropriate competitiveness measures...

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The challenges of Europe's fourfold union

Véron, Nicolas - 2012

Five years after the first tremors in Europe's banking system, what makes the crisis unique is the absence of a democratically accountable decision-making framework; there is an 'executive deficit' that compounds Europe's democratic deficit. The author argues that the only way to resolve the...

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The dragon awakes: Is Chinese competition policy a cause for concern?

Mariniello, Mario - 2013

China's Anti-Monopoly Law, adopted in 2007, is largely compatible with antitrust law in the European Union, the United …

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China and the world economy: a European perspective

Pisani-Ferry, Jean - 2010

Jean Pisani-Ferry discusses the emergence of China as a key economic and global player from a European perspective …-quality dialogue between policymakers from both sides. China and the European Union must overcome their institutional differences to …

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The end of Europe's longstanding indifference to the Renminbi

Pisani-Ferry, Jean - 2008

In this Policy Contribution, Jean Pisani-Ferry observes the lack of European interest towards China's exchange policy … renminbi, and they can be expected to adopt an increasingly active stance on China's exchange rate policy. …

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Central bank cooperation during the great recession

Papadia, Francesco - 2013

Reserve Bank of New York, stresses the importance of central banks around the world being able to coordinate closely so that …

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Europe's growth emergency

Darvas, Zsolt; Pisani-Ferry, Jean - 2011

The European Union growth agenda has become even more pressing because growth is needed to support public and private sector deleveraging, reduce the fragility of the banking sector, counter the falling behind of southern European countries and prove that Europe is still a worthwhile place to...

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