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small economy case) can be welfare worsening since tariff revenues are replaced by resource using queuing costs. On the … other hand, corruption can be welfare improving if queuing costs are replaced by resource transferring bribes. We also show …
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-occupational and inter-industry inequality in poorer countries (those below the world median income) and the reverse in richer …
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Unlike traditional (goods-only) trade agreements, the scope of the General Agreement on Trade in Services extends beyond the treatment of products (services) to cover that of suppliers as well. The trade interests of particular groups of suppliers, including SMEs, can thus be addressed directly...
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Negotiations on agriculture have for a long time been the centre piece and the stumbling block of the Uruguay Round. While the EC has had to bear the brunt of public criticism, the US has clearly contributed its fair share to bringing about the present unsatisfactory state of affairs. This...
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Trade in services constitutes one of the still unresolved problems in the Uruguay Round. What progress has been made so far in this field? Which are the remaining points at issue? What are the prospects for agreement on a comprehensive solution?
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are contained in the new agreements? How should we rate these changes? How important will the future World Trade …
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