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Is the Washington consensus dead? Growth, openness, and the great liberation, 1970s - 2000s

Estevadeordal, Antoni; Taylor, Alan M. - 2009

According to the Washington Consensus, developing countries' growth would benefit from reductions in barriers to trade. However, the empirical basis for judging trade reforms is weak. Econometrics are mostly ad hoc; results are typically not judged against models; policies are poorly measured; and...

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Economic Integration, EU-US Trade Conflicts and WTO Dispute Settlement

Breuss, Fritz - 2007

Since its inception in 1995, more than 330 disputes have been raised under the WTO Dispute Settlement System. The major players in world trade - the EU and the USA - are also the busiest users of this instrument. After looking at links between economic integration and WTO involvement and a...

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Umwelt- und Handelspolitik in einer globalisierenden Wirtschaft

Helm, Carsten - In: Weltumweltpolitik: Grundriß und Bausteine eines neuen …, (pp. 219-242). 1996

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Sind Freihandel und Umweltschutz vereinbar? Ökologischer Reformbedarf des GATT/WTO-Regimes

Helm, Carsten - 1995

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Food shortages and farm prices

Corbet, Hugh - In: Intereconomics 09 (1974) 11, pp. 353-355

In the forthcoming GATT negotiations attention is expected to focus more than in any previous round on the problems in …

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The state and prospects of the multilateral trade negotiations

Kühn, Jürgen - In: Intereconomics 11 (1976) 12, pp. 331-334

In the fifties and sixties GATT was a motive power for worldwide trade liberalization which caused exports and imports …

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Unstable exchange rates and trade policy: An impetus for reforming GATT?

Mayrzedt, Hans - In: Intereconomics 14 (1979) 5, pp. 226-229

Floating exchange rates affect two basic principles of GATT, namely: stability of trade policy conditions and …

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The US trade policy towards the EC in the Tokyo round

Rode, Reinhard - In: Intereconomics 14 (1979) 5, pp. 230-236

The seventh round of GATT negotiations was brought to a conclusion in the spring of this year. One of the objects for …

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Welfare effects of the GATT system

Müller, Ulrich - In: Intereconomics 17 (1982) 4, pp. 173-178

The GATT Conference of Ministers scheduled for November will have to deal with those developments of recent years which … have given cause to believe that GATT is increasingly being adapted to the trade practices of its signatories rather than …

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Caught between self-destruction and reform

Lütkenhorst, Wilfried - In: Intereconomics 19 (1984) 4, pp. 178-187

will be on the agenda, but the main item for discussion will be questions surrounding a reform of GATT which emerged from … the Tokyo Round. The following article seeks to establish the true significance of the GATT principles today, investigates … the causes of the erosion of discipline within GATT, and deals with important aspects of present efforts to introduce …

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