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The free trade agreements between the United States and Morocco : the importance of a gradual and assymetric agreement

Jallab, Mustapha Sadni; Abdelmalki, Lahsen; Sandretto, René - In: Journal of economic integration 22 (2007) 4, pp. 852-887

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The Free Trade Agreement between the United States and Morocco : The Importance of a Gradual and Assymetric Agreement

Abdelmalki, Lahsen; Sadni-Jallab, Mustapha; Sandretto, … - 2010

The agreement recently signed between Morocco and the United States foresees several modalities in dismantling tariffs … a gradual and asymmetrical agreement. In addition, the FTA between the US and Morocco will have a significant impact not … trade diversion will affect the EU and particularly France, which is Morocco's largest trading partner. It will also …

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Losing preferential access to third countries after Brexit : what is at stake?

Banse, Martin; Freund, Florian; Pelikan, Janine - 2019

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Trust, regulation and trade

Von Arnim, Rudiger; Tröster, Bernhard; Raza, Werner G. - 2024

Can consumers trust that the food they buy in the supermarket, even if imported, is not harmful to their health? What would be the consequences if their trust in existing health and safety standards were to be undermined by recognizing lower foreign standards? Against the backdrop of public...

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A comparative analysis of the EU-Morocco FTA vs. multilateral liberalization

Elbehri, Aziz; Hertel, Thomas W. - In: Journal of economic integration 21 (2006) 3, pp. 496-525

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The relationship between services trade and government procurement commitments : insights from relevant WTO agreements and recent RTAs

Anderson, Robert D.; Locatelli, Claudia; Müller, Anna … - 2014 - Manuscript date: 24 October, 2014

To date, government procurement has been effectively carved out of the main multilateral rules of the WTO system. This paper examines the systemic and other ramifications of this exclusion, from both an economic and a legal point of view. In addition to relevant elements of the WTO Agreements,...

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